Black Ghost Jacoby shaft combo

Black Ghost but with brand new unplayed Jacoby ultra pro shaft.
This shaft came with a cue I bought recently but I prefer a Jacoby carbon shaft.
The butt has been used a
few times and is in virtually unused condition.
Tip: 12.75 Tiger Everest
Ferrule: Hydex 202
Shaft: 29" Jacoby Ultra Pro Low-Deflection shaft
Shaft Weight: 4oz
Pin: Radial
Piloted: No
Butt 16oz
Pin Radial
High gloss Black
$525 posted lower 48
Zelle or bank cashier's check or Amscot Check

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If the lag is a skill shot, there's a better way

It just feels like I’m getting trolled, probably am.

Changes in the lag, to whatever you desire, will not level the skill playing field. The better player will still demonstrate superior aptitude. Again, you’re using a false premise and now you’ve thrown in a false assumption that pros don’t practice the lag shot. I’m sure some don’t, but I’m sure there are many that do. In a race to 3 one hole match, winning the lag is a huge advantage.
I've been around pros for years. Never once have I seen any of them practicing the lag. I'm sure a some do. But who wants too or enjoys it?

We're not talking about leveling the playing field. Games and sports evolve over time. Because they can be improved. Its incredible how difficult it is on this forum to have a straight forward, logically discussion on anything. It's truly depressing.

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