Hey fellow shooters.

It would interesting to see what types of weapons you sharks have in your cases?

My case contains:

Lucasi LE, Quick release. Custom Predator shaft.

Lucasi jumpcue

I used to have a cuetec graphite for my break cue but ended up selling it.

Early 90s Ebony schon(been my baby for almost 20 years now), never seen another one like it and will never part with it...hits like a dream.

Sledgehammer jump/break

A various assortment of gadgets, tip tools, sandpaper and bridge heads.

A John Parris, two cubes of chalk and a cue cloth.

Viking =(

So if I dump out my case, I have a lot of crap. Let's start with the cues:



Going from left to right:

1) My everyday player, a Schon six-pointer with two Predator shafts. For tips I use Kamui blacks, medium grade.

2) Break cue, the prototype of the Sledge Hammer by Mike Gulyassey.

3) Another break cue I just happen to carry, a cheap J&J. I mostly use this one as an extension for my snooker cue because the joint pin just happens to fit in the fitting I have in that butt.

4) A masse cue, in this case made by Stealth Cues. If you want to make the cueball do crazy things, this is the cue for you. It's not much for accuracy though, lol.

5) A 'bunjee' jump cue with a custom tip by Cuejoe Custom Cues. You can jump about anything with it.

6) My snooker cue, a 'Mast' cue made by Trevor White. It was originally a maple cue but I also have an ash shaft that was made by a local cuemaker, and that's the one I favor. The maple shaft just collects dust.

7) Two cheapo extensions I use for my snooker cue.

8) The most unique cue of the lot. It's another snooker cue but in this case it's actually a Jerry Franklin Southwest. Back in the 80's Jerry made about 12 of these for the Canadian market and this is one of the last left that I know of. Believe it or not that simple looking cue is probably worth more than all of the rest put together, lol.

As for accessories I've got a bunch I've picked up over the years. Kamui is a sponsor of mine, so I have a bunch of their crap in particular. The full list is:

- 2 bridge heads, one a basic and one a 'Spinelli'. I'd like to get the British style 'X' rest as well, or maybe the new 'London Bridge' but they're hard to come by.
- Kamui cue holder
- tip pick
- Kamui 'gator' tip tool
- 'Measles' cue ball
- 3 or 4 sheets of sandpaper, various grades
- powder bag
- tin of spots
- deck of cards
- six elastic bands
- small collection of business cards and/or stickers from various industry people.
- three cubes of Kamui chalk
- small assortment of Kamui tips

besides all the cue stuff (it is the normal reg cue, break/jump cue, chalk.....)
i have a spoon. not sure why, but i started shooting well when i realized the spoon was in there and didn't want to take it out after that. i did it anyway even though it is bad luck to be superstitious.

Awesome.

My kit is bargain basement. Cuetec plain fiberglass 2-piece, some bungee knockoff (strapped to the outside of my case with elastic bands), old school magnetic chalk holder, and an ulti-mate 5in1 tip tool. Also keep an old Simonis break-patch scrap for burnishing.

I used to spend tons of $ on good equipment, and eventually realized that I wasn't good enough for it to matter. Give me a cheap, good quality cue with a good tip and I'm set. I've had a meucci gambler, and an upper end falcon stolen, and have broken a few meuccis, and I'd rather not have the worry of owning upper tier equipment anymore.

Josey bocote sneaky Pete
J&j jump cue
A dog bone as we call it so you can jump out in the middle of the table
Masters chalk
A microfiber towel
Magic erase pad
Roll of quarters