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Thanks, but those numbers are mostly from years ago when I played all the time. Don't have enough time to play anymore, so I struggle with consistency.

Agreed. The most important thing is that you are comfortable with your equipment. That trumps any advantage a new shaft potentially has. When you change your equipment, even a little, it can ruin your game. Luckily for me, I haven't been so in tune with my equipment since I was in my early...

This isn't aluminum. Just because decades ago a new material was tried and it failed, doesn't mean wood is best, and advances can't be made. The natural progression from wood to other materials has happened in a lot of other sports. e.g. tennis. Wood isn't consistent, it warps, shaft diameter...

So you just started a game you haven't played in many years, with a shaft you just started playing with not too long ago? It's not really a mystery here. If you are used to a thinner wood shaft playing 14.1 back in the day, and you are rusty in 14.1 now to begin with, then of course a huge...

I just ordered a brand new Predator IKON3-2 with a 12.4mm Revo shaft from a reputable seller on ebay and it has a horrible wobble and the shaft is heavier than my 12.9 Revo.

Look at every single snooker player (which requires much more accuracy than pool), and 95% of the top pool pros. If there wasn't an advantage to not only being low, but literally having your chin on the cue, then you would see many more top players in snooker and pool standing up more in their...

It's advertised as new from a reputable seller on ebay, but dishing out $1,300 for the whole cue, I don't want to have any doubts like that. I contacted the seller about it, so we'll see.

I don't see any red whatsoever in the third photo from the third party seller. It looks dark brown to me... The other photos are unmistakably red, no question.

So I have a 12.9mm Revo shaft, which has a red tip silencer. I am trying to purchase a 12.4mm Revo shaft second-hand. All official photos, i.e. from predator or seyberts all show an unmistakably red tip silencer, and my current shaft is no exception. However, I've seen several photos of...

That's what he asked.

I would have bought a beer, broke it over his head, and then told him he owes me three beers now.

Legend has it that every time someone gets close, Mosconi rises from his grave, and causes an unfortunate skid or ball rolling off, and in some rare cases, death.

I originally shot with a z2 and loved it. Switched to a 314-2 for consistency. I recently bought a z3 and 314-3. The z3 is a little thicker than the z2 and has less deflection. However, the hit is so different from a z2 that I didn't feel like I was getting the same benefits as I was with a z2...

It's the grip pressure, regardless of when he applies that pressure. Speaking of straight from the horse's mouth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHeeJy_SJFw&feature=youtu.be&t=700

This is why Shane is so good... he's always playing with and watching good players, feeding off of their games.

Without the hop, balls won't drop.

Ronnie actually varies his grip pressure for different types of shots.

#1 on odd days of the month, and #2 on even

All I did was question the reason for continuing this thread and putting effort into calculations. You still haven't given me an answer, and instead are trying to make my initial question seem ridiculous.... It's a valid question. If you don't have an answer, and you still want to pursue the...