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pics of the hsunami?

how much you want for it?

buy a good shaft...a 314 if you like wood, plenty of carbon options out there. Then spend whatever you have left on a butt, if its all black so be it, at least you have a cue that you can progress with and play your best

Im not looking to pay that much for one

I'll buy it, but I have to change the joint in it which will cost me $70. Open to trades or willing to make a deal?

Please message me if you have a OB carbon fiber shaft you're looking to part with. Preferably 3/8x10 unless it has the interchangeable Whyte joint Thanks

i agree with the either play cue ball fouls only, or have a referee

adderal is a miracle drug for long periods of intense focus

who wants to win like that? bitch move

Just shooting down the table to the end rail is very tricky to notice to deflection unless you have a measuring tape laid out and a camera on the rail ala Dr Dave's research. Youre talking about maybe 1/16 of an inch difference between shafts which is impossible to tell with the naked eye but...

dont waste your time with anything less than 8 inches

That's a bit of a let down, but IMHO all cues have deflection...at the end of the day, dont get too sucked into the techno science babble...find a cue you like for every reason, looks, feel, hit, weight, wrap...everything....then put in the time on the table and learn the deflection...

Q masters in VA...opened in 1972, still there, biggest pool hall in the country

fair enough...i never saw siegel or efren in their prime. I was just being part of the thread

Im interested in the OB curly..let me know what tip diameter, weight and kind of tip please, when you can

If they want pool on TV they should have them play 8 ball on tight 7' tables and hand rack. It's the easiest thing for the masses to relate to and be able to appreciate what theyre watching.

SVB beats Earl Efren beats Filler with safety game Fedor smokes Siegel Ouchan and archer probably a hill hill toss up FSR beats Busty

Let me know if you have one you'd like to get rid of...thank you

I would start in the 300-400 range since its your first cue.

To OP, my advice is take your time and select the cue you're 100% satisfied. If not you're gonna go thru 2 or 3 cues in the next year or so until you settle on the one you really love and want to keep. Now, thats a fun journey in itself as long as youre buying stuff that has decent resale...