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Posted 11 July 2009 - 11:53 PM
This also can double as a Masse cue.
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BONUS: Pick out any one of FL's 4 DVD's as a free gift, a $25 value.
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It is selling for $149 plus $13.00 shipping on ebay. I had it here for $99, with $13 shipping. And a couple of ass holes on Ebay, want to stop me from getting bigger, I am already a power seller there. And a little war, broke out on this cue, kinda like the old gas wars back in the 50's, when filling stations would all go mad at the same time. And I am now selling this cue, at my cost, just to show them, they can't fook with me. Remember they do not call me Crazy Larry for nuttin.
A rare opportunity to buy a brand new cue, at cost. So this is my snooze or you lose warning, as this price will not remain here, in the dirt, for long. How long can I last, I am a millionaire, I can give stuff away for my cost, till 2020, and they will all be long gone by then. Never mess with a crazy person. And never cut off a redneck in a $500 pickemup truck with a gun rack, he will take you to hell with him, rather than give up that lane.
When I get up to the table, hide the women and the little kids and duck and cover. I yell out, fire in the hole, boom, balls fly in the holes and then I hold my cue over my head and shout, bonzai 3 times. Ah So, oooooaaaaahhhhhh Fast Rarry, bomb she-yit out of rack, raw raw.
We all know FL Plays on tour with a Jap Bushka, and he admires the quality of Jap cues. He makes his living with one, and he wants to promote this.
Come on, all you guys would kill to be able to do that. And now, you can. They will begin calling you an animal, and tossing you bananas to eat when you arrive.
The ultimate break cue from the Big Kahuna cue line. Get one, be somebody.
And is disguised to look like a house cue with a sneaky Pete design, so you can sneak it into your local bar or pool hall and nobody will wise up until its too late for them.
It’s big, its ugly, its double bad dude. Its a 2 fer dude. This double duty cue will be used to break with, or hit Masse shots.
You have all these pros telling you that the key to the break is speed. But the two greatest breakers on the pro tour, me and Steve Mizerak were both timed in a booth with a radar gun at the same time and we were both 21mph. Give me a 16 oz cue and I can do 30.
I am a scratch golfer and have been hitting 300 plus yard drives since the 60’s. In golf, it has long been understood that speed into the ball, is only one third of the equation. Speed alone goes nowhere.
You have to hit it square, and you have to have some mass and kick behind it.
Pro's have found that the break at 9 ball and 10 ball are totally different. One single ball totally changes it and is causing them to use more power and several have injured their neck, back and arms trying to employ too much force. A heavier cue would have solved that. These same pro's who have been preaching light break cues only play 9 ball and rarely play your game, 8 ball, which has 6 more balls in the rack to spread than 9 ball does. Common sense then tells you that you need a heavier break cue for a 15 ball rack, over a 9 or 10 ball rack.
And the pro’s who keep telling you to use light break cues. Look at these guys, they are little. My dog is bigger than Nick Varner, who is 5’ 1” tall and 105 lbs. These little people like light cues, because they think they move them better. They don’t think they are strong enough to move heavier weight. They are wrong.
I am 260 lbs, 6’, 17” arms, 52" chest, I am known in pool as King Kong, and I hold all the power records in the sport, the most balls ever made on the break at both 8 and 9 ball, Eight, and first to hit the world’s first proved 10, then 11, then 12 rail banks. I hold over 20 world power records. So who do you want to listen to, me, or some 105 lbs dwarf who can’t break an egg on the break? Who do you think really knows here. For one of us is full of she-hit. If I was half my current size, 130 lbs, with 13” arms, then I would need the 25 oz cue. Pool has this break weight concept, backwards and wrong.
I achieve my 11 rail banks and my maximum power on the break using a 22 oz cue. And by pool standards, I am huge, twice the size of some of these little pros. You all have this backwards. The smaller you are, the less power and strength you have, the more cue you want to swing. I have taken some really small Mexican players, 125 lbs, small arms, short, 5’ 2” who could not break worth a flip using a 18 to 19 oz cue, and give them the 25 oz Big Bubba break cue and immediately they are crushing the rack. They lacked the mass and I gave it to them.
Because this will slow you down, it will increase your accuracy and that is the entire true secret to a good break and spread. 35mph and an off center hit, flies the cue ball into the wall and your opponent runs out and you lose. You have all been there, done that one.
HELLO MCFLY, YOU NEED MORE WEIGHT, YOU NEED A LITTLE HELPER.
YOU NEED THE BIG BUBBA BREAK CUE.
FL comes to the rescue, with a low price you cannot fathom. You can now crush the rack, without putting your shoulder in traction for a week.
To keep the price down and with this being a break cue, it does not have to be fancy and it looks just like a house cue.
For an extra $10 we will include the XX Tailsman break tip, which is a pig skinned layered pro tip and is as hard as they can make one and you can put it on. It will do everything a plastic phenolic tip will, but unlike the plastic tip, you can use English on the XX and not miss cue. It is legal in every venue and in many plastic tips are being banned.
If you want us to install the XX, that is $20 extra which includes the price of the tip and it being put on your new cue.
I know this entire concept is shocking to you, but all I can say, is trust me on this, and give it a shot. It works, or I would not be selling it.
Dufferin out of Canada used to make a 26 oz cue and little people were crushing the rack with it back in the early 80’s and they stopped making it when this craze went to lighter cues. So my concept is nothing new. Those pros who were pitching lighter cues to break with were from the 14.1 world where there was no hard break. They grew up never playing 9 ball and did not have a clue how to break well.
I broke with that 26 oz Dufferin for over a decade. I know, been there, done that. That bad boy was a monster, with a huge thick spine.
But, I know this 25 oz cue will not work for everyone. Some of you it will right off the bat, others will have some mental block in their heads they cant get around. Dude, different strokes for different folks.
So what is your risk, the down side, it does not work and you are stuck with it, as you can not return a used cue. Look at the price you paid. You bought it so cheap, you did not get hurt, and that would make it very easy for you to resell it to another player and even make a profit on the deal. Or, just keep it as a Masse cue. 25 oz is a great weight to make these shots with. I carry a 19, 22, 24 and a 26. I need 4 Masse cues to make all the shots and the tougher they get, the heavier the cue I use. You will want to put on the Talisman M pro layered tip you can buy from me for $7.50 for the Masse shots if you cut the cue down and use it only for Le Masse. Some of you will be smart and buy 2 of them, break with one, cut the 2nd one down to Masse and now you have two great cues on the cheap.
You can find some local cue repair man with a lathe, and have him cut off the shaft and replace the ferrule and tip now making it a shorter and a true professional cue. Compare prices on these and you will find out you just saved about $100 to $150 making your own Masse cue. I would recommend a length of about 46" where the cue is now 58" long. When you lose that 12" you have less wobble at the top and the cue is easier to control in this extreme jack up position. I once did prove and film myself making 26 world class pool and European extreme Masse shots with a regular 19 oz cue 58". Rick Wright and Mike Masse for years hit all their masses with a regular playing cue so you can use it as is.
All the top Artistic players today are using the shorter heavier cue to perform with.
The purpose of using a dedicated break cue, and or Masse cue, is because of the force of the break, and especially on the pounding of the Masse, they are destined to be damaged and possibly ruined in time. You consider them, expendable. Like a lot of modern electronics, when they go south, its cheaper to buy a new one, than repair one. This is why I am keeping the cost so low on this cue. You won't have much damage breaking, at best a tip might come off. All the damage occurs from hitting Masses by people who do not know what they are doing and are not trained how to perform one.
Slam that ferrule into the slate at an off angle and you can blow up the ferrule and maybe the shaft as well. When you damage it, you repair it. We do not sell replacement shafts, so have your local repair man make you a new shaft, or replace your cracked ferrule. Or you just buy a new cue. There is no warranty on this cue for these reasons. Your warranty lasts for one day. When you receive it, if there is shipping damage, or you find the cue to be defective in any way, call us and it will be replaced at no charge to you. You have one day to chalk it up and test it out. On the 2nd day, anything that goes wrong on the cue, is on you.
FL’s four DVD’s, offered as a bonus gift with your purchase at no extra charge.
These are regularly sold for $25 each.
(1) Audio CD mp3, no video, where FL answers a long series of questions players submitted. 4 hours long, have very high ratings. Play it in your car or on your computer.
(2) DVD, audio and video where FL teaches you now to play pool and covers all the basics. Section on how to play games, trick shots and cue tip repair. 1 ˝ hrs.
(3) DVD on how to perform 26 artistic pool trick shots. First 3rd anyone can make, 2nd third requires you to be an average player, last third are TV shots and are for advanced strokes. He shows you in great detail and with graphics how to set them up and perform them like a pro. Very high quality production.
(4) DVD on FL’s top 10 greatest shots, plus some of his TV shows and appearances. The quality of film is old and not sharp, but the shots are fantastic.
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