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I think I am going to need video to have any concept of what OP is talking about.

The shaft end of the jump cue wants to be both stiff and light. Stiff to deliver all the stroke energy into CB light so that after CB contact the shaft deflects out of way of the rising CB naturally Best metal:: Beryllium:: lighter than titanium but probably still heavier than needed. {And...

3 lower right stop 4 upper right stop 5 upper left or left side depending on CB position 6 lower left stop 7 lower right top left spin takes up uptable 8 upper right top with left/right side takes you downtable 9 lower left

When the 2 balls are close, a) you need backspin on the CB at the instant of contact, but just as important b) you need the axis of CB rotation to be inline with the direction the original OB needs to travel

I thought with all the gambling going on, pro pool players were self funding .... Oh Wait !

Suite, vest, tie, and patent leather shoes to play. Yeah, that's the ticket.

If you got rid of the stupid players, who is left for you to take their money ??

Smith and Wesson will even beat 5 aces !

Personally, I would call upon Smith and Wesson.

It is not a gamble when the state mandates you carry it.

If, after 30 years of playing you are still an SL3 and 300 Fargo, what you need is to spend 5× as much time practicing than playing--but never practice to the point where you mind goes soft and you are "just banging balls" and quit if you get the least bit frustrated. But you still have to abide...

I do not like wraps. I do not like metal at the joint (wood-wood) I do not like inlays or points on the shaft. Basically anything else goes.

Doesn't do anything a new wooden rack for $20 does.

For those that use a house cue:: how do you know how hard the tip is ??? Me, the break shaft has an XX hard (but still pig leather) tip.

Take the cue to a cue repair person. Have them drill/bore out the weight block threads so you can insert longer weight bolts. Get a longer and/or heavier weight bolt. Live long and prosper. Note:: If you had a weight bolt made from tungsten you would not have to lengthen the bore.

a) bad scene lighting b) up too close camera work c) the word morals should not be applied d) abuse of equipment e) should have been armed ...

--It is not pocket size that is making cues longer, taller people are comfortable with longer cues. --CF shafts are different, not better or worse*. --I don't see why anyone has/wants a cue that costs more than $500 or so. --break performance is 96% in the tip. --as to tips:: we are in the...

Last time I bought a gross it was under $20, apparently now it is $50.

Many of us would not bend down to pick up a dime on the sidewalk, Yet when you buy Masters chalk in bulk (box of 144) it costs about $0.12 per cube. What does it say about our morals; when we won't pick up a free dime on the sidewalk but will go out of our way to steel a $0.12 cube of chalk ???

A shot maker is a shooter who both makes the shot and gets position on the next shot OR creates a lockup safety more than 50% of his safety attempts.