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Who will be the first to say one too many. lol and who will be the first one to correct it

Does anyone believe in Barioni shaft tuning?

They got a knob at the back and corked shafts. 😀

One of the avant cues was 15 oz with 1oz in the back and .5oz weight in the front, original.

I don't think so. This feeling of cue pushing off line is most pronounced on rails shots, or any shot were grip has to be a little more forward. I grip the cue at the end most of the time. I too go by like it or not like on almost everything.

Lots of great stuff: https://www.youtube.com/c/Breakfromlife/videos Also

I'm talking the guys video channel had kielwood shaft review not a lambros

Haha, with rear balanced cue I feel my cue is being pushed from behind sort of sideways and refuses to smoothly go forward. What is rear and front balanced for you?

There was a kielwood shaft on there it deflected like crazy, if memory serves right he called it very low deflection.

He said two tapers. He called it elongated pro taper on the grip, sort of sounds like very small changes in diameter. It makes sense probably would flop when rolled.

Zero chance I pay couple k for a cue without trying it first, ever again. Still I like the idea of butt with the same diameter in the grip area. Not the first time Lambros product was hyped on that channel as game changing.

That's how dogs do it occasionally, they really have a problem disconnecting. I don't know about the chicken.

One of the best

Only if you confuse violent, communist, money embezzling/extorting organization with a statement.

Whatever feels good to you is the best. Balance point is more important to most people, my cue balance point is 19.25 inches from the butt. I like 19.25 to 20.25 inch range. 19oz is a very common cue weight, I'm back at that weight myself. When shooting a rail shot I have to grip the cue a...

What were you told?

Do you think your believe system and responses it will invoke belong in the main forum or NPR?

Actually it is pretty much due to physiological/psychological differences.

Thanks for the link and the article it was a good read. Obviously there are many reasons why women do not perform as well as men in chess. In Soviet Union, chess was popular among girls, youth teams would typically have a girl. Lots of role models. Chess was huge in Soviet Union and they spent...

Hand eye coordination is superior in men; pool, shooting, or whatever the activity, it is genetic.