Pivot Point

If people are leaving themselves shots where they are "afraid" of a little deflection, they don't know how to play position which means they don't know how to put the proper spin on the cue ball to begin with.

The cue ball oes straight if hit in the center with any kind of shaft.

If your cue makes the cue ball arc like a bowling ball on a 9-foot table when you are using English, throw it away.
But don't act like it's something you're born with. You have to learn. And if you haven't messed around at least with bhe, then you're limiting yourself, don't project your self-limiting on others.

Not everyone is going to be able to just 'feel' where to aim even with lots of experience. Sometimes for some people you have to learn methods to adjust.

It doesn't have to be a 'feel' thing. It CAN be deliberate.

Shipping cue

In the last couple weeks I've bought cues here and off of eBay, shipped by USPS. In both cases they were hung up for several days with no updates other than it's late and moving through the system. Luckily both sellers were cool about it and kept pestering USPS about where they were and when will they get delivered. Eventually both arrived in great condition, however one of the boxes was smashed and split open. Luckily the seller packed it well inside and the cue is undamaged. USPS service has gone to crap and yet they want more price increases.

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