Chicagoplayer said:

9,000 tickets?
That must be a big venue.

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Tickets are per day. Need to divide for venue size
WP

JJ hanging in there, 4-4 vs. Kledio on the TV table. Neither player has played well, though JJ probably closer to his level

If you rub it with a piece of Waxed paper it will be nice and grippy tacky. If you play with it a lot it will eventually wear off the slick outer surface but it takes some time.

Black-Balled said:

Not sure what your point is?

Irrespective of the orgazational label, securing sustainable funding is the basis for growth and longevity of any enterprise/ sport.

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Former Sec of Treasury of USBA (Jim Shovak) trying to fund the USBA went Broke!

I am considering buying this t-shirt and wearing it to the Mosconi Cup.

Whaddayathink?

mr3cushion said:

The 'USBA' is the furtest form of an Real organzation connected toi the UMB!

Apples to Oranges wouldn't even be a close comparison!

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Not sure what your point is?

Irrespective of the orgazational label, securing sustainable funding is the basis for growth and longevity of any enterprise/ sport.

Just keep us…..interested followers and potential buyers……..informed as best you can.
This is going to radically change pool instruction & accelerate developing your pool skills.

Back to the front....

Presuming the shaft is wood, yes, the weight can affect the way the cue feels and satisfies a player’s expectations.

Presuming all things being equal and you have 2 identical cue with the same butt weight without relying on any weight
bolt, identical joint pin, shaft taper, ferrules and tips, shaft weight can and will affect the tactile feel of how the cue hits.

If both of the above mentioned cues have 15.5 oz. butts and one cue has a 3.45 oz shaft whilst the other cue has a 4.25 oz. shaft, the two cues will both hit pool balls but the feel of the hit will be different. There is a weight range that the best cue makers down through many decades and decades of cue making adhered to and history is undeniable.

If you get the opportunity to become pals with top named cue makers, or just a new customer, and get around to discussing cue making methodology and the nuances of a pool cue’s anatomy. It can become very enlightening.

I’ve preached and posted about this topic so often even I get bored talking about it so I’m sure other readers feel likewise. There are also some stubborn minded cue makers who told me I couldn’t get the KW shafts I wanted made.

Those naysayers are eating crow after I proved to them a few of their peers just made them look amateurish. I searched for mths., interviewed cue makers and through persistence, eventually located builders that made what they couldn’t.