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Enjoy.. :thumbup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6hq0bCBWXc&feature=related

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A Rule of Thumb The cue minimum length should be same height as your shoulder when you are standing. Any additional length will help (not too long) when you are stretching on the table for a shot. So cue length should not fall below the shoulder when standing.

What?? :scratchhead:

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James, do read the forum rules. There is a regulation on bumping. :)

Powder blue last longer.

I have to agree with you.

How cheap? Is it fullspliced?

Mike Massey Extreme Draw & Oyster Power Draw Analysis in HD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GsRIPSTWfo

I was joking with you buddy. Cue should be as level as possible. ;)

:scratchhead: level? No way you can place your cue dead level. Or you mean like this ~~~> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtZPz-_WoOA :shocked2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=hbnxQWe_OTg&feature=endscreen When you need it, you have to do it no matter how big or small your cue tip is.

I believed it is the same bolt as found in older predator cue.

I have to agree with you on that. I also came across a few player telling me that low deflection shaft plays better. When we having a game, I pointed out certain shot can be played with english, and I found out some players playing with a LD shaft can't even execute a proper side with a LD shaft :D.

Yes, some players can't tell that. But good player should be able to detect that by testing out certain shot. You must be a pretty sporty player, I must say.

Not much actually, but if your ferrule is 10mm you will notice it. LD shaft maker try as much as possible to reduce the tip load by any possible ways.

TV tournament balls are actually heavier.

Very true. The only disadvantages is that bigger tip can't reached the most bottom for maximum draw. But then why do we it that much for? :confused:

Stay with 13mm. If you like low c/b squirt then go for smaller. But stay within 13mm range. :grin-square: