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When I was shopping for an inexpensive bar cue I went with the lucky because of the wood to wood joint and it was so affordable especially when I factored in the cost of a case. I'm definitely glad I got it because it got me back in the game without costing me the $300 I really wanted to spend...

Can I get in on this too? How about Grid Lock? It's alot like my game... Stop and Go but can open up for a good run :D

I have a McDermott Lucky I take to the bars. It shoots good for $40... Definitely better than a house cue. Decent tip. But now that I shoot more all I want to do is buy a better cue with one of these low deflection shafts. So I would say, if you've got the money buy the nicer one. If it was me...

Really?! I'd be stoked to be the "Kaiser Soze" of pool!!! You have seen "Usual Suspects" right? All due respect to the Lock Society. Of Course!

That Daytona you have pictured makes me want to poop my pants just sitting still! Solid Fundamentals (aim,stroke,etc) Advanced Skills (banks,kicks,leave) Vision/Creativity Winning Attitude Social Skills

Yeah. The Lucky line from McDermott is a good low priced option. I've shot with plenty of "cheap" cues costing less than $100 and the Lucky shoots the best out of all I've tried. It is just painted with decals but it is constructed well and has a good tip. Definitely better than any house cue. I...