Carbon Fiber Shaft(s) for Schon Cues

I have both a Rhino and a Revo that fit a Schon, I don't get the issue here... any 5/16x14 shaft will do, piloted or flat faced.
The pilot on non Schon shaft is smaller than the Schon and will fit with no issue.
The Rhino had to be tapped in order to fit, I did it myself easily.

Pro taper with 5/16x14 joint:
Rhino (currently out of stock but it'll be back or find it somewhere else, it can be ordered in different tip diameter) - https://rhino-billiards.com/product...-pool-cue-single-shaft?variant=47652250583325
Cuetec - https://www.cuetec.com/products/cyn...y-12-5-shafts/5-16-x-14-cynergy-12-5mm-shaft/
JFlowers SMO - https://jflowerscues.com/product/s-m-o-carbon-fiber-shaft/
Triple60 TS1 - https://triple-60.com/products/triple-60-ts1-performance-play-shaft?variant=43628530139275
Raven - https://ravencue.com/products/carbon-fiber-pro-shaft-5-16-14-12-4mm
Bull Carbon - https://seyberts.com/collections/bu...-bull-carbon-cue-shaft?variant=47216845750470
I'm sure that you can find more

Any tips for consistently shooting with follow through?

Glaring red flag about the X drill. Longest shot on table, jacked up, massive parallax issues, instructions are mostly < Do This Shot>

Many will just develop the bad habits that help cinch the drill.

That is an issue with a lot of drills. We can develop compensating errors that make that one shot work but it won't work unless all the factors are the same. The old drill to hit a ball straight, headspot to foot spot, off the rail, back to the stunned cue ball on the foot spot and it goes back to the headspot. Seems like it would have to be super straight with no sidespin but compensating errors can make it work. If I want to practice that drill I set up a gate to go through. Double errors won't get you through a tight gate a diamond out from the foot rail.

Hu

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