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Thanks a lot, i figured thats why. Just caught me off guard when you look at it at s certain angle lol

Hey everyone my players pool cue came today and upon looking at it there is a length of the stick that is dull. From the butt to about 4 inches above the joint is glossy and after that its dull all the way to the tip. Is this right? Is this where the wax is they talk aboutbthat is applied? Also...

I decided to go with a players g3390 19.5 oz. I think its a good start cue especially with a inexperienced player such as myself. If i get good enough with that one and play enough than i may upgrade to a higher quality to further improve my ability. Thanks for the input guys. I know trying a...

Lots of good info. I think the 200-300 dollar range is a little high for me until i figure out if it's something i want to dive straight into. I think im going to go with the players g3390 cue. Im sure this will be a drastic improvement from the old bar cues im used to. Like mentioned its not...

Thanks, i may just end up sticking around with a players cue, lifetime warranty including warping. I know its not the best but the end of the day its really for casual play. If i get good enough and play more often then i think it will be worth while to go bigger. Heres the players cue im...

Thanks a lot guys i really appreciate all the input, im like a kid on the block, want the best of the best lol i can easily afford a more expensive cue but just not sure i wanna go that high. Ive been looking and i really like the mcdermott g core g318 http://www.mcdermottcue.com/g318.php Is...

I see that all the players cues come with a lifetime warranty including warping, should this differ my decision any?

Thanks for the info guys, think im gonna go with the mcdermott lucky series L40 thats in the link. Think im going to stick with the standard 19-19.5 oz for now Plus tgey have a 3 year warranty excluding warpage though

Thanks for mentioning that, im used to a standard cue i suppose, should i stick with the 19-19.5 oz?

So the lucky cue series designed and engineered br mcdermott should be fine for a starter? I know there is a big difference between theyre designed series and theyre own manufactured cues

Hey everyone. This is my first time on the forumns. First off lemme give you a brief background. Ok so im 24, my parents are getting a pool table here in the up coming months and decided i want my own pool cue, that being said i have no experience with anything other then used and abused bar...