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They refused to fix mine. Flimsy plywood peice of shit...

If you have room for two tables one of them should not have pockets.... learn billiards it will take your pool game through the roof

Soft tips get hard... hard tips stay hard...if consistent equipment is the question it's a no brainer.... do you want something that stays the same or something in a constant state of change?

You lose...

Ronnie O'Sullivan

Don't run seven if you can't run eight..

and BTW I didn't mean spend $200 on just a shaft I meant spend more than $200 on a cue.. because that's the price range where you start to get quality wood... the cheaper stuff is decals and stickers and budget cues..

most of what you pay for is someone who knows what to look for to pick over the big pile of maple and get the best shaft wood.. and for my Money Larry at McDermott knows more about maple than any 3 other cue-makers put together AND he's got the biggest pile of maple in North America to pick...

if it doesn't change endmass then it has no effect on squirt.... that's just reality... I can't help you with the rest of the lies you tell yourself...

Bullshit.. you are either in tune with your gear or not.. and sayin you can play with anything is just ego BS.. the Pro taper and small diameter shaft... are a result of old school sanding of the shaft.. the longer you play with it the thinner it becomes.. reducing end mass smaller tip to CB...

quit worrying about your gear and start worrying about your back hand.. buy any stock Mcdermott, Viking. or Schon pay more than $200.. and quit changing gear.. work your ass off and you will get better... skill comes from sweat and hard work... not the pro shop

wow did you just make that up?? the line the CB takes to the OB when shooting with english is a parabolic curve the parameters include cue speed, tip offset from center(determined from the initial line of the cue which in an apples to apples comparison makes the plywood guys look bad so...

I'm the one who doesn't get it?? go watch the Dr Dave videos again.. maybe take some notes.. get back to me when you get up to speed on the topic... there are not enough pro players to sell an entire case of LD shafts to.. let alone a production run they need bangers and lots of em.. so...

preach on professor.. I always thought squirt was part of the line...so now you are saying eliminating squirt doesn't change the line....:scratchhead::scratchhead: I don't think you know what you are talking about.. and BTW it's not a "low" deflection shaft it's a HIGH deflection shaft.. the...

LOL crying uncle already?? I'll play you even when do you get here?? Bring Chris I'll play him even too... I know you big time gamblers don't practice or work on your game.. you just sit in the chair till some money shows up.. But I have a nice drill that really dials in squirt and...

Squirt is useful... eliminating it removes a tool from your box

I understand your need to defend your product.. and I'm sure you will understand the giant grain of salt that I have to take with your post.. on the one hand we have the claims that LD shafts require less adjustment.. but now you are saying it needs to be pointed further away from the shot...

I dunno I RELY on squirt for those shots..it creates a slightly fuller hit than you can achieve shooting straight at it.

I did.. when I first got serious about pool I bought a predator.. the flimsy POS broke after only 2 months of 12 hour practice days and as you know it takes years of those long practice days to get any good at all. so it was either buy a stack of plywood at $300 each or get a real shaft.. I...

Straight pool played right is about center ball and minimal CB movement.. so the LD myth doesn't really apply. The claim is long shots with lots of sidespin are easier. I take that to mean it will help in 9/10ball..and those are the tourneys he was tanking in..