playing cue, break cue, jump cue, & long cue???

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cluelesscuer

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(Sorry, if someone has brought this up before...)

I was thinking with the recent popularity of the cue extension will it get to the point to where everyone will have a designated "long cue" that have (this would be in addition to there regular size playing cue) and use. In particular, on the large tables?

So your regular cue would be 58 inches and your designated "long cue" like 62 or more inches. I guess what my point is different that others is that you wouldn't play with a long cue for most shots, just certain. And you basically put it together once during a match (either the beginning of a match or your first long shot)...
 
cluelesscuer said:
(Sorry, if someone has brought this up before...)

I was thinking with the recent popularity of the cue extension will it get to the point to where everyone will have a designated "long cue" that have (this would be in addition to there regular size playing cue) and use. In particular, on the large tables?

So your regular cue would be 58 inches and your designated "long cue" like 62 or more inches. I guess what my point is different that others is that you wouldn't play with a long cue for most shots, just certain. And you basically put it together once during a match (either the beginning of a match or your first long shot)...
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Or you can just use an extension...

I carry:
Playing Cue (29" Butt / 29" Shaft / Spare 30" Shaft)
Playing Cue Extension (6" screw in)

I use a 29" shaft on the BB.
I use a 30" shaft with/without the extension on 9 footers.
 
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