Seybert’s shipping prices
- By hlymnstr14
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You could drive to Michigan and pick it up.
20 years with the same maple shaft? If you are shooting great with that shaft why change? I love my CF cue but I'm just getting back into playing after a long layoff so I am relearning everything so it doesn't affect me as much.I've been waffling about trying a revo shaft for a bit now. Couple people have been nice enough to let me take a few
shots with theirs and I liked the hit. My thinking was a better transfer of energy would be a good thing for me as well.
Bottom line, thought I might be missing something.
I got one, a 12.9 for a 3/8 10 joint. I really do like the way it hits.
I'm not used to ld shafts, had a 314 15 or 20 years ago, went back to maple. After shooting with this revo for half
an hour I kind of realized that I think deflection has a place in my game. For instance shots such as high inside
to make a ball down the rail and go 3 rails back to center it seems the deflection and curve cancel each other out at
the right speed and right tip position. With the revo, that same shot, I feel like I actually have to aim to miss the
ball in order to allow for the swirve.
I'd also read that people think ld is more forgiving about off center hits. I hit some long straight in shots with it, it
seemed more demanding than one of my maple shaft with a short juma ferrule on it.
It really is a nice shaft but as silly as this sounds, I think it need more deflection.
"What goes down here, stays here."Years ago I made a big score (42K) at the World Series of Poker. Came in 5th in a big Hold'em event. I got the cash and put it in a Rio gift bag. As I exited the pay window who should I see but Cliff. Where he came from and how he knew I just won the money I have no idea. He greets me with "Congratulations, can I hold 200." I just wanted to get the H out of there and head back to L.A. and had no time for conversation. I reached in the bag and grabbed 200 and handed it to him. He smiled and I walked out to my car (paid a security guard 100 to walk out with me). Drove straight home to L.A. Your money is never safe in Vegas!