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Striaght 14.3 to 15 ounces. I have 3 shafts.

Whoops! I'm a little late. Enjoy your Po2!

Pat Diveney The best hitting, feeling and playing cue I ever owned under $400 was a Pat Diveney Butterfly Ebony cue with two shafts. The Lakewood shaft was slightly stiffer than the regular shaft. I liked the Lakewood shaft more. $390 plus shipping. I think Pat sells them with only one shaft...

Interested Please pm some pics and description of both shafts. Thanks

I need a Huebler shaft in as good as condition as possible. My original shaft has the black collar with a white ring. Doesn't have to have the same collar. Thanks

I'd rather have my opponent take a cell phone call when it is their turn than when it's my turn to shoot. They arent distracting me while they're shooting. I got a buddy that stands right next me while I'm shooting and makes loud phone calls or shouts across the room with a unimportant...

The same cue you play with is the least expensive choice. I used to think I needed a break cue too. I've been breaking excellent with my HXT 4 with a soft Kamui Black tip. I can still get cue ball speed in the low 20's with it and maintain control of the cue ball. Another plus is I dont have to...

I'd say the $110 Players and the Lucasi

I only played a rack or two with each cue and I also realize that two cues of the same model and weight from the same manufacturer can and usually do feel slightly different and sometimes very different. $49 Rage SP 19oz: fairly stiff(medium stiff) hit and fairly solid feel, but not as stiff as...

I agree. I have better control of my cue ball speed with a relatively lighter cue. Let's say 18oz compared to 20oz. I probably can also generate more max cue ball speed with an 18oz cue than a 20oz cue. I like to imagine by exaggerating. Do you think you could roll the cue ball and stop it on...

Just The Tip My search isn't over yet. I'm playing very good with an HXT4 right now. It has been sinking some balls, but doesn't have as stiff of a hit and as much feel as I would like. I have a late 70's or early 80's wrapless Huebler on the way. I hit five new cues today. I'll post some...

11 hours and 32 minutes You only gave us 11 hours and 32 minutes to reply to your original post. I'm glad you found a cue you like in 11 hours and 32 minutes. Now go play until you become one with the cue.

I was interested in info about the Y-Core shafts also. What other shafts are laminated but not considered LD? Should they be considered LW/low warp shafts? I understand the butt sections on those cues are laminated also. Are they Y-Core or a different technique/process?

Plus 1 A tight fitting joint is very desirable. All the Blue Grass Cues I've owned had very tight fitting joints and are my favorite feeling cues. The three SW's I had were a fairly tight fit also. The Black Boar I had fit very tightly too. All three of those tight fitting cues were among the...

Don't spend the time and effort to search for somebody close by and then gamble on the quality of their work. Send it to Scot at Proficient Billiards and rest assured that it will be a quality refinish in a relatively short time.

Plus One Right On Bob!

Although it may be a very small amount, you are weakening the structural integrity of the cue.

My HXT was supposed to be 12.75mm but it arrived at 12.89mm. Neilsen Billiards said they would replace it with a 12.75mm if I sent it back. The 12.89mm plays too good for me to take the chance, but you could possibly send it back for a hand measured 12.75mm shaft. Take it to a store or...

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