It has more pieces so it would be better huh. It has weight bolts at ever section to adjust weight and balance. Oh yea it has a screw on feral with tips on them. If you can't beat em join em.
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Getting an 8 piiece cue
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Me and push pool are going on the road hoping to meet up with Rhea and she can show us the art of road hustling and money management.
A good high school buddy of mine had an 8ft coin op table in his garage and 2 of those screw together cues. Once I found out that they were the same threads I put both butts together and made a cue about 110" long. It actually didn't weight that bad, but you had to bridge behind the joint of the first butt.
Earl would have a 150'' if he could get his hand on a few of those.
I'm 6'4" tall, 6'5" with shoes. I play with my 58" cue and a 6" extension even on the barboxes lol. I haven't weighed it yet, but I wouldn't doubt if it was 23oz or more. It makes for some good fun on the 9 footers. Last I heard, Earl has 3 extensions for his Mike Gulyassy cue. With the longest extension it's 70", IIRC. I think it's a 31/31 split with an 8" extension. My cue being built, by MVP Cues, is 60" (30/30 split) with a 6" extension. It will weigh around 20oz without the extension.
