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After a very long layoff from pool. My game was very inconsistent, even after excessive practice for at least a year. I wasn't nearly as accurate as I was in my 20's, now 47. I know my eyesight has diminished slightly, but I started thinking what I was doing different back then. Well, I was...

uuuhhhhh.... Kim... Maybe..

Mike and Kim should have switched roles. About 10 years ago Mike was doing color for the 9 ball matches, and if I remeber right, he was really good. He is very technical and calls it like he sees it. Sigel should have been in the booth, you definitely would've heard alot more of him then KT.

Could you write a short summary or comparison of the cues you've used and rate them?

Bert Kinister has a shot in his 60 minute workout where you shoot a dead straight in shot along the long rail. When I find myself getting into a slump, I shoot that shot about 100 times. It cure's alignment problems and everything seems to come back together.

I have the Canon Ultura, and it does do a pretty good job also, especially in well lit areas. However, I find in low light areas, it's kind of crappy.

Take a look at this: http://www.cameraworld.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&productId=10871931&bct=t1003%3Bc1008

The cuetec python has a stainless steel joint also.

I've been playing with cuetecs for several years. Currently use a Cuetec Python (Graphite rod, fiberglass coating). The pyhon has a pretty stiff hit. I've never shot with any expensive production or custom cues. Recently, a friend of mine let me borrow his Schon LTD ($1500). The biggest...