Recent content by HueblerHustler7

I have sanded plenty of different carbon shafts, the Cynergy is the most finicky, you will get to the solid black shinny inner wall very fast, I don't recommend it just food for thought.

uffff I love this cue thanks for the share, also I love seeing this old tan collar material! Its color just catches the eye and has depth to it.

are these current pictures that does not look like a brand new tip, and it's definitely not a sniper tip.

Rest In Peace champ, he was always one and will always be one of may favorites to watch play. I hear he was also a very very nice person, so unfortunate. My prayers go out to his family and friends.

From what I can tell yes they are better went coming in the resealable bag, at least the 50 I got are. Some of you may have had good luck over the years with getting boxes of them but not me, and its even worse when I had just bought a certain amount from online. The ones I have now are the...

Here's where I got mine, Like I said the picture shows a box but I received and tweeten bag. The size I got was 13mm. https://www.ebay.com/itm/114907095593?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

sent you a DM with the information.

I've been experimenting for years with elk masters and soaking and pressing them, and my experience is that a "good" elk master plays just as good if not better than any milk dud. I found a seller on Ebay that sells a bag, not box, in a genuine tweeten resealable bag of 50 count elk masters and...

Beautiful, My next purchase is going to be the other one with MOP small shorter inlays, think the same inlays, I also plan on upgrade to their new SMO Carbon 11.75 shaft but Ive been thinking of trying their new SMO wood shaft!

No this is the off white looking stuff, lightest material out there I know of and super strong. Jacoby uses it on their carbon and ld shafts.

Hydex 202 is amazing on my carbon tiger Fortis shaft, I can't speak for how it hits on wood but Im sure it hits pretty good.

What mm are the shafts? and by any chance does the cue have a weight bolt?

why is the ferrule tapered in?

Ive learned with racking don't press to hard give it a nice press but don't compress the balls where they want to push away from each other when the pressure is released, less is more.

Check out Ko brothers chalk, stuff is amazing, v10 still cleaner but not by much, grips hell of a lot better imho