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spktur · Wednesday at 6:03 PM

PRED said:
I was looking at some real old McDaniel cues for sale and a couple were 5 point veneer cues. 70's stuff.

Bill made quite a few floating point cues with 5 points too.

mrshifty · Wednesday at 5:55 PM

jasonlaus said:
I always pushed out to a jump shot back in the early 90s, got it back and drilled it in.
Practice jumping over the edge or over a cue laying on the table, then more and more of the OB and before you know it you'll be jumping a full ball.

What's funny is i can hear "Earl" (Joe Rogan) talking about jumping with a Meucci and that's what I played with back then lol

I would stack some quarters on the table. You can jump a few quarters with an almost level cue bridging on the rail. I would just add quarters until I was confident, then a cube of chalk, then stack a couple of cubes. Best thing is to work into it slowly. Don't start out trying to jump a full ball a few inches away.

Papazotos · Wednesday at 5:45 PM

Great cue, $1400 new. Who’s buying

TexasShooter · Wednesday at 5:38 PM

GideonF said:
The real point of the new chalks is that they are cleaner. Primary benefit being fewer skids/kicks. Secondary benefits are cleaner cloth, hands and cues.

Every thing else is marketing BS, IMO. But I use it for the cleanliness.

I use it but still chalk about every 3 shots.

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