Bender vs. Southwest

In a word...no. But then again, I've owned several SW cues in the past & they all hit/played different. Butt wood type & shaft density has a lot to do with it.;)
 
What a question

I can't wait to hear some of these answers....:D :D :D

Lots of factors in this
 
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Varney Cues said:
In a word...no. But then again, I've owned several SW cues in the past & they all hit/played different. Butt wood type & shaft density has a lot to do with it.;)


Not to mention the fact they offer 3 different shaft tapers or so :D
 
I've hit with three Benders. I loved the feel and hit of them all. The best of which was a solid ebony Bender that belonged to 8 Ball Rat. Aesthetically, I like the Southwest better - so I was hoping to hear some responses that they hit fairly identical.

While we're answering questions (or at least, you are..LOL) is there any discernable difference in the playability/hit of a "Franklin era" Southwest, and (not to sound crude) post-Jerry Franklin era Southwest cues?

Good info. I appreciate it!
 
Matt_24 said:
I've hit with three Benders. I loved the feel and hit of them all. The best of which was a solid ebony Bender that belonged to 8 Ball Rat. Aesthetically, I like the Southwest better - so I was hoping to hear some responses that they hit fairly identical.

While we're answering questions (or at least, you are..LOL) is there any discernable difference in the playability/hit of a "Franklin era" Southwest, and (not to sound crude) post-Jerry Franklin era Southwest cues?

Good info. I appreciate it!


that would be a great question to ask Ribdoner..... He has a ton of SW....
 
Matt_24 said:
I've hit with three Benders. I loved the feel and hit of them all. The best of which was a solid ebony Bender that belonged to 8 Ball Rat. Aesthetically, I like the Southwest better - so I was hoping to hear some responses that they hit fairly identical.

While we're answering questions (or at least, you are..LOL) is there any discernable difference in the playability/hit of a "Franklin era" Southwest, and (not to sound crude) post-Jerry Franklin era Southwest cues?

Good info. I appreciate it!


All things being equal the answer is NO!!!!!!!!!!
 
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