Cues for Sale... Without Extensions

Lately I've been seeing a few very lovely cues for sale I'd have bid on in the past -- real knock outs.

But nowadays I want any cue I buy to be fitted for an extension -- IMO it's almost impossible to play without one. In the old days I would have never thought about it. But now, after playing with two cues fitted for an extension, I just can't bring myself to buy a cue without.

What say you?

Lou Figueroa
Lou I retired recently and and was gifted a Bcue and a nice jump cue.
The Bcue came with a couple of extensions of different lengths.
Wow after 50 years of playing I saw the light. Jump cue is great also but I am way behind the curve so I mostly kick, most times I don't even recognize jump shots.

This years apa final table color combination isssss….

I wonder if they mark the pockets like that with the orange to help APA 3's run more than two balls in a row.

Seems like an aiming aid to help their player demographic.

There are plenty of great amateur players in these tournaments, and I don't think the colored pockets make potting easier.

It seems like the pockets are total buckets though, the corner pockets are said to be 4.75 but look like they play bigger. I assume the APA does that mainly to speed the games up.

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