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just found the comparison sheet between the Propel and the AirRush Propel AirRush weight 10.75 oz 12.30 oz butt 7.4 8.15 shaft 3.35 4.15 Tip dia 14 14 Length 48 inches 52 inches...

For me its the Cuetec Propel, but it took a lot of experimenting and playing with various jump cues to come to the conclusion. They all jump well, and The conclusion I came to is what worked the best for ME. There were four that I have used in the last couple of years. Hanshew, AirRush, Propel...

I would also add an Apple Air Tag or other tracking device to the cue case or luggage. I have a JB 4x8 Butterfly, it fits inside of my rolling duffle. My clothes fit around it. Air tag is sewn into the cue case. Kind of neat to track it from the plane to baggage.

The two makers I associate forward balance with are Bill Stroud, Joss West and Tascarella. Had a conversation with Rodney Morris in 2015 about his Tascarella, he talked about the forward balance helping keep the tip stable through impact. I've heard the same from players playing with ebony...

I've been playing precisions for a few years. Got turned on to them by someone named Oscar Dominguez.

I have the best wife in the world for allowing me to have a table in what is suppose to be a living room.

Chris was raised by his mother and step father. He changed his name to honor his step father.

Revo fitted to my Exceed, but have 2 Mezz HP2 shafts as backups. Recently had to use a backup to finish a tournament, very little adjustment needed to be made. About the only real difference is the touch on draw shots. Revo can get out of hand if the adrenaline is pumping.

New place in Chandler, not sure if they have any golf games, but they do have 4 6x12's. Arizona Snooker Academy. They have a facebook page and their website is azsnookeracademy.com

I have an issue with running warm anyways, and sweating hands. I went to using a glove while playing in a tournament in San Diego a few years ago. Never switched back even though I live in one of the more dryer climates there is I switched to using a Revo shaft about 3 weeks ago, maybe played a...

Haven't seen any red cloth in Freezers. Actually, its been more like a real pool room as of late, lots of tournaments and action. For that matter, all 3 Tempe/Mesa pool rooms have action most nights. Guys are posting up facebook messages looking to match up.

My favorite drill is a variation of the common L drill. Using 10 balls (five on each side of the corner). Balls are pulled from the ball box in a random order and placed in the L pattern. Then run them off as playing 10-ball. Can be frustrating when having to get from the side rail for the next...

Quote: Originally Posted by iusedtoberich Is anyone keeping count of “every” run length? LAMas? Anybody? Bueller? pj chgo I think Doug is keeping track of every run, he's keeps notes of some sort. I think I'll be there on Thursday, I'll ask. John also has his own video (separate of the...

Mr Sardo came to Bullshooters and personally preped the table for John. Taping down each ball in accordance of using the rack. Sounds pretty simple, but if not done right the rack never stay tight. With the loose rack issue resolved, the balls are spreading apart much better.