I've only had uniloq quick release on a BK3. I had it come loose and/or felt like I needed to check it.
I've had many radials and they always felt more secure.
Sometimes, a grain of dust (chalk) gets in the threads of a uniloq and it becomes difficult to remove the shaft
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I am on "team radial" too. I once reached out to Predator asking if they were going to make a P3 with radial. They said never again.
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Probably Engrish. I enjoy reading the description of cues on AliExpress.
But I bet this tip would work great on an outdoor table!
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Ok. I suppose someone with the correct tap could use it on the shaft, maybe loosen it some.
I know I have had some radial shafts not fit a cheap butt. Similar problem.
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Are you sure the Pechaur is uniloq? I thought they use a quick release variant of 5/16-14. Maybe they did use uniloq at some point.
It would explain why it works on one and not the other.
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I had a 314-2 for a brief time. Felt hallow and did not like it. Sold it off. I have a Vantage now and do not sense any hallow. Very good shaft.
Over time, I got used to smaller diameters so it feels thick now but it is my preferred shaft anyway.
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That is likely a two year total. The rankings, which determine if one is still a pro tour player, are based on earnings over 2 years. Players higher than 64 (and didn't earn their card last year) just got fired. Tour school is soon and players can earn their card back.
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TV coverage is one thing. Look at payouts for this tournament. 128 players and the first round losers get £15k, basically just for earning their place in the field, and £25k for the next round losers so that first match has over $13k on the line. How often does a pool tournament match have that...