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I for one am highly offended on behalf of the people who frequent pool halls

Needs a price

But, does the wrap rap?

Monster, as always

If you're looking at production cues, there are tons of options. In terms of customs in that range: Diveney sneaky pete. You could also get one of Pat's Trans-K shafts rather than the Hsunami 2.0, but either will serve you well. You could also get a low-end Barnhart for under 1k. I think he...

I have some, but my pieces are 12-15”. 24” seems like it would be pretty tough to come by.

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I thought it had changed to anything over 600. Was I mistaken?

Gotta be careful training BJJ as an older gentleman, though. I have a chronic shoulder injury from BJJ that actually makes playing pool much harder. But I think I can see what you mean about that sort of thing for the mental side of pool. Now yoga, that I fully endorse for pool and just life in...

Give this myan his money

I also play with a Tasc sometimes, and I love the compression fit for the reasons listed above. I don’t really think there’s much of a hit or sound difference, I just like the snugness of it and the knowledge that there’s no way that thing is loosening while I play. Plus, yes. I get a workout...

Yep

There’s Hsunami, but those will be among the most expensive of the baked maple shafts. I know Bill Lister is making his own as well and I’d assume them to be considerably cheaper. I’ve never tried Diveney’s, but based on the general playability of his cues I assume they’re tremendous.

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I think there's another guy in his shop making the lower end stuff, though. Can't remember his name.

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Jacoby Edge Break Cue - SOLD Standard Length, 13.3mm at ferrule. Butt: 13.625oz, Shaft: 3.875oz, total 17.5oz. 3/8x10 pin, black joint collars, and has Jacoby's double phenolic tip. This is, without question, the best break cue I've ever used. Just need to get some cash together and I don't...

I haven’t played with everything, but of the cues I’ve been able to try/own, I’ll say Ed Prewitt Pete Tascarella Richard Harris (Bluegrass) Those are my three favorites, and all very different in terms of aesthetic and hit. Bluegrass and Tascarella are both quite stiff, while Prewitt's hit is...

Beautiful case, Dinko.