If da tip don't bounce den da cue ain't wopped. Well, not signifigantly at least. Sounds like the problem shaft has a high side to it. Could be from some extra finish buildup on one side, most likely cause. Both shafts should roll evenly though. If you have one that rolls true and the other doesn't then take it up with the maker if it bugs you that much. For 2gs it would probably bug me. Which I why I don't play with expensive cues anymore. My cue has dings and dents and character and wobbles a little. It hits the balls pretty sporty though and the wobble doesn't make much difference as long as my stroke doesn't have a wobble to compound it.
Use you digital camera to make a short mpeg and post that to the web for your cuemaker to see and work it out with him. You'll probably get to a solution that works for both of you.
Use you digital camera to make a short mpeg and post that to the web for your cuemaker to see and work it out with him. You'll probably get to a solution that works for both of you.
