Becue Natural 58” with 12.3 engage and extension - NEW

I have a brand new still in the box 58” 29/29 split Becue Natural Born cue with the 12.3 Engage shaft with the white ferrule and the extension set (3” and 8”). 19 onces with the red core medium tip and K2 black leather wrap. On the Becue site this build is $1526. Asking 950 for it all obo (includes shipping). Many references. Thx for looking (pictures below are of the 62” version without the wrap). The 58” with wrap is scheduled to be at my house Wednesday April 29th.

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Seeing the contact point on the object ball.

Actually, it’s not difficult to have aiming points for the in-between cut angles so actually you can have eight instead of four targets
Still like all aiming systems as you say PJ there is a subjective element
Why limit yourself to discernible fractions? In dialing those oddball hits, you'd have to cut into your control range just to fudge the inbetweeners.
Conversely, with geometric alignment, you can be centralized on every shot and adjust through the full range of the shot.

Seeing the contact point on the object ball.

With fractional aiming, adjustments must be made on nearly every shot. Fractions only clearly define a few cut angles (full, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4…).

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Actually, it’s not difficult to have aiming points for the in-between cut angles so actually you can have eight instead of four targets
Still like all aiming systems as you say PJ there is a subjective element

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