Jp Classic or Ambassador?

[Byrom]

Are you saying he John Parris has a special stock of aged ash tucked away then - and if so how do you know this?

[jrc750]

Try and find an old wood cue, one that was air dried. They feel totally different with at least 100% more feel in the balls and on big screw shots. You'll need to get one second hand unless you can persuade JP to make you one from his special stock of old wood.

When you go back to kiln dried board cues, you will just feel and hear clunk, clunk, clunk. Horrid things.

Ohh God not this rubbish again !!!

[bolton-cueman]

Ohh God not this rubbish again !!!

just when you thought it was safe... 1st day back and tripe on the menu already

[Master Blaster]

Are you saying he John Parris has a special stock of aged ash tucked away then - and if so how do you know this?

He's got the best access to old stocks of timber, some of it 40, 50 years old. Made in England, not made in Thailand and finished in England. It's not timber five minutes out the kiln and onto the CNC machine. The best cue you've ever had mate, that JPU, as you say. The choice of champions.

[Master Blaster]

Are you saying he John Parris has a special stock of aged ash tucked away then - and if so how do you know this?

Evenin' B,
He's got the best access to old stocks of timber, some of it 40, 50 years old. Made in England, not made in Thailand and finished in England. It's not timber five minutes out the kiln and onto the CNC machine. The best cue you've ever had mate, that JPU, as you say. The choice of champions.

[jrc750]

He's got the best access to old stocks of timber, some of it 40, 50 years old. Made in England, not made in Thailand and finished in England. It's not timber five minutes out the kiln and onto the CNC machine. The best cue you've ever had mate, that JPU, as you say. The choice of champions.

And just how do you know this ?

[j6uk]

Evenin' B,
He's got the best access to old stocks of timber, some of it 40, 50 years old. Made in England, not made in Thailand and finished in England. It's not timber five minutes out the kiln and onto the CNC machine. The best cue you've ever had mate, that JPU, as you say. The choice of champions.

welcome back blaster, good to see you pawing your keys like a wise old pussy cat

[ADR147]

some people do talk some drivel - I actually know some of the people who have made shafts for John Parris!!

[jrc750]

some people do talk some drivel - I actually know some of the people who have made shafts for John Parris!!

Glad you chipped in with that, as i was going to say the same depending upon his answer (without saying who told me of course )

[ADR147]

Glad you chipped in with that, as i was going to say the same depending upon his answer (without saying who told me of course )

lol - it really is a load of old claptrap!

[fredkite]

Jp Classic or Ambassador?

A friend of mine swears blind that Kevin Muncaster used to do a lot of shafts for JP. Obviously all air dried for at least 60 years.

[Master Blaster]

welcome back blaster, good to see you pawing your keys like a wise old pussy cat

J6! Makes em in the UK, J6, from timbers that are all ok, J6, by hand by plane, J6, he ain't no fake.

Folks sayin JP don't make his shafts, shurrup, he's got an army in his workshop making the best of the best in the smoke you silly billys.

[jrc750]

J6! Makes em in the UK, J6, from timbers that are all ok, J6, by hand by plane, J6, he ain't no fake.

Folks sayin JP don't make his shafts, shurrup, he's got an army in his workshop making the best of the best in the smoke you silly billys.

Is this meant to be some kind of rap ? coz all i'm reading is a great pile of cr....

[Master Blaster]

Is this meant to be some kind of rap ? coz all i'm reading is a great pile of cr....

Haha! Preen your feathers little vexed birdie.

[j6uk]

you sure know how to flick a stone when you want with thoes claws in your paws blaster