I got $1,500 so tell me........

JayRack

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What cue I should buy? I'm not going for aesthetics I'm going for the hit. I need a real player to gamble with every day.
 
What cue I should buy? I'm not going for aesthetics I'm going for the hit. I need a real player to gamble with every day.
I'd give very serious considerations to a Mezz cue. They have many different styles of shaft, but their standard WD/WX 700s tend to be very well liked. You could get them pretty fancy looking for 1500 dollars, but they wouldn't hit any better than a 500 one. If you want a carbon shaft, I think their offering is the best hitting one of all. I don't like carbon, but even I think that shaft is ok.
 
What cue I should buy? I'm not going for aesthetics I'm going for the hit. I need a real player to gamble with every day.
I like custom Richard Hsu but he's stopped taking orders. I have my original one available along with original maple shaft and a Predator 314-2 shaft. I'd sell it 1000 and advise getting one of his new Hsunami kielwood shafts from Richard. And my friend Cuong swears by JoeyinCali....Joey Bautista for a hit like no other. Picture is my original Hsu and my new one with the Hsunami shaft.
 

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In my opinion, the pre cat and first gen 314 predator shafts have the best feel of any shaft I’ve ever played with. If you’re a “feel” player like myself try to find one of those shafts, which is kind of difficult nowadays, and put it on a decent butt.
 
What cue I should buy? I'm not going for aesthetics I'm going for the hit. I need a real player to gamble with every day.
If you just need a "tool"...then you can find a good playing cue really cheap. I knew a stone cold champion who plays world class with a sub $200 cue and would laugh at people spending big money on cues. Of course he had no appreciation for cues other than their utility of the sport. Find a good sneaky pete for $200...upgrade the tip for $50...and get the shaft dialed in. I would prefer something with a big pin. Then play, play, play....and you've got yourself a $1250 stake. Enjoy.
 
If you just need a "tool"...then you can find a good playing cue really cheap. I knew a stone cold champion who plays world class with a sub $200 cue and would laugh at people spending big money on cues. Of course he had no appreciation for cues other than their utility of the sport. Find a good sneaky pete for $200...upgrade the tip for $50...and get the shaft dialed in. I would prefer something with a big pin. Then play, play, play....and you've got yourself a $1250 stake. Enjoy.
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If you just need a "tool"...then you can find a good playing cue really cheap. I knew a stone cold champion who plays world class with a sub $200 cue and would laugh at people spending big money on cues. Of course he had no appreciation for cues other than their utility of the sport. Find a good sneaky pete for $200...upgrade the tip for $50...and get the shaft dialed in. I would prefer something with a big pin. Then play, play, play....and you've got yourself a $1250 stake. Enjoy.


sounds familiar
 
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