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That polisher turned out bad ass looking. Nice work.

I agree 100%. Usually I am a fan of "big pins". What sold me on the united pin at first was that I could use other shafts from different manufacturers. With the wavy pin it's pretty much mezz only. The first time I screwed my shaft on I was really blown away tbh at how smooth and tight the lock...

æp Ya I know Jimmy in Germany ended up with one. It's a stunner for sure.

Congrats on the new wood! I agree excellent value. How you liking the shaft?

Ya they are insane looking. Word I heard is they go for 20k a cue. Very limited run.

Agreed, the EC series is a solid value. Mezz Usa has a few on clearance.

I agree. I see a lot of people ask what is the best bang for the buck cue. The normal EC series I can now highly recommend. The sigma shaft shoots great. Low deflection for sure. No adjustments needed compared to my revo when aiming. I can let me stroke out a bit more vs my revo set up since the...

Fairly rare bird to track down in the USA. I wanted a sleeper. Had to work thru a few logistical challenges to get this into my neck of the woods. This is my first Mezz. I really like the united joint. The tolerances are very good. 30 inch Sigma shaft. She's a shooter.

One thing I forgot to mention my sneaky (the 8 series with green points) the balance is very back heavy towards the butt. It makes it feel heavier in the hand to me.

Depends on what other type of shafts you are used to playing with along with what diameter you have experience with. Feed back is muted on the revo (vs wood) and the sound is a bit tingy vs other CF shafts on the market. With that said my radial revo'd sneaky is main player. Shot many racks with...

I like that can you choose a few different lengths for the shaft AND the butt. That's awesome.

Looks good.How do you like the hybrid pro ii shaft? The dealer I bought my Mezz from didn't have a 30 inch in stock so went with a sigma for the time being.

The blue labels bank fine.That pocket comment is the first I have ever seen around the pockets not being cut right. From someone that owns one they are worth it, play great, and hold their value very well. The only nuisance with these pro am's is the liners do mark balls. Factor a polisher into...

What's your concern with a diamond?

I looked at one of these before I bought my diamond. I liked the ball return option. I was talking to a local dealer and he said they stopped selling these Brunswick's several years ago. He said the Q/C was lacking big time and Brunswick was a pain to deal with customers weren't happy so they...

Has anyone played there? I saw vid pop up covering the layout etc. Reason I am asking is it looks like they went with some of the brand new Brunswick tables. Wonder how they play......

I don't seem have this issue with mine. Maybe a climate difference. My concern with the chalk being pretty soft was how long it would last. It doesn't even look I have put a dent in it. Been getting back to playing nightly again. It's gonna last my a year I bet. I am noticing some green spots on...

I agree with this comment. As long as your space is adequate and it's within your budget. I have never heard someone complain their table is too big if the room size is large enough. I wouldn't go more narrow than the 4.5's on either a 9 or 10, but that's my preference. Pro's are just right imho.

Honestly a 9ft is pretty much perfect imo. Its extremely rare to play a league or competition on a 10ft. With that said 10ft can help you in your long game I suppose. If I had the room width wise I might have sprung for a 10. 9ft was pushing it on the 5ft rule for room size.

Good thing mine is orange on my tournaments lol.