Cue#2 is $450. Jatoba forearm and butt sleeve with Tornillo ring and copper trim rings in butt sleeve. Butt 15.68 Oz. Shaft 3.84 Oz. 13mm Juma Ferrule with LePro tip. 3/8-10 joint pin. Juma joint and butt cap. Tung Oil finish. Cue #6 is a 4 point Prathers Rosewood center points with veneers half splice Cue. Rosewood butt sleeve with White Juma Hoppe Ring. Juma joint and butt cap. 3/8-10 joint pin. Red with black speck Irish Linen wrap. Butt 13.08 Oz. Shaft 3.82 Oz. Juma 13mm ferrule with Triangle tip. Price is $500.Price and specs on 2 and 6, please.
As a side note: I'd suggest editing your post to put prices and specs in the ad. Some folks won't bother otherwise.
I have mentioned how impressed I was with Han Yu elsewhere. Her cueball control and patterns are very strong.Han Yu has a more impressive resume of major titles than Siming Chen.
That is one of my major annoyances with diamond tables...the cb coming out of the corner will hit side pocket.That's a great...
.. the low outside english shot to go two rails out of the corner was used way more back then. They would blast it with low outside and get perfect time after time. Now, that shot has to be hit with finesse because it will get away from you. And to me, it seems to be avoided at times because it can get away from you.
From a bar table standpoint, it was a valuable tool on a Valley. Do it on a Diamond and your cue ball gets away from you. Going forward or one rail is used much more on todays equipment.
Id take prime Efren over any pro today in a long race.What about Prime Efren?
Could he compete against the top players of today?