I need someone like God, Iam way over my head.........

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briskx

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Well, been searching all day for my first cue...

problem is there are so many in my price range i have no idea which one to choose, to narrow it down i chose the ones i think looked best :S

still dont know :S

http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/action/action_pool_cue_era02.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-2227.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_c-996.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-2209.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_c-997.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-21bs.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-21bd.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-2204.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-2208.htm
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/viper/viper-50-0203-pool-cue.htm

ahh, any ones better than others??

thanks for your times

Ed
 
Congrats on buying your first cue! Here's my two-cents -> if you plan on playing more than just casually, hit with as many cues as you can and save up a little more money in the meantime. Not that an inexpensive cue will play bad, but in my experience, you will want to upgrade to a different cue after you learn what fits your style. Unless you know that you like a 5/16X14 vs a 3/8X10 pin, or a maple shaft vs. a laminated shaft, it might be prudent to experiment with everything in sight before you spend any hard earned cash.

After you know what you like, you can get a great playing (used) custom or (new) production cue around $200, and you won't regret it.

-td
 
Ok... how many of those cues have you hit with!?!?!

I've only bought a single cue, and I can say that hitting with about 10 different ones before deciding on this one made all the difference in the world.

I can't imagine what I would have ended up with had I not shot with many, definatly not the fine cue I have now!!!!!
 
Looks Like You're in the $100.00 Range

All of those cues look real nice and the price seems inexpensive enough.

I was just at beadsandbilliards.com, and they are less expensive than billiards warehouse. They'll also throw in a soft case with the cue.

I've done business with them a couple times and the service was great. They sent me a promotional code worth 10% off your purchase. it is "SPECIAL10".
If it was me I'd spend a few dollars more and get a low end McDermott. I picked mine up for $144. with free shipping and a hard case. With the extra 10% you'd get it for $130.00

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Balance is great, and so is the hit.....I was very happy with it as my first cue.....


My Dad used to say "Buy quality and you won't be disappointed"

McCue Banger McCue
 
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Here's One You Were Lokking At

Here's one of the cues you were looking at $5 cheaper with the soft case and free shipping. The 10% promotion will save you another $5

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G2204
Tip:French LePro Tip. Ferrule:Special High Impact Fiber Ferrule. Shaft:Hand Selected Grade "A" North American Hard Rock maple. Pro Taper. Pin:5/16x18. Wrap:Irish Linen Wrap. 100% Guaranteed Straight.

Hope it helps

McCue Banger McCue
 
hmm
I have managed to narrow it down to these :

http://www.ozonebilliards.com/playcueg216.html
This billiard cue features:
* Black stained maple forearm and butt with turquoise and Bird's-eye maple stargate design
* Black with white spec Irish linen wrap
* Two sets of nickel silver rings
* Natural wood shaft is made from 100% Grade "A" North American Hard Rock Maple
* Pro taper
* 13 mm Le Pro tip
* Stainless joint
* 5/16 x 18 pin
* Black butt cap
* 58" cue



http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-2227.htm
THE CUE IS BURGANDY STAINED MAPLE FOREARM AND BUTT. MAPLE RING WORK, HARD ROCK MAPLE SHAFT WITH A 12" TAPER. LINEN WRAP. IT HAS A 3/8 JOINT PIN, WHICH GIVES IT A NICE HIT.

http://www.billiardpro.com/images/cuetec99388A.jpg


http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/players/players_g-2227.htm
$55.99 - Players pool cue with a green and white starburst design and a black and green Irish linen wrap. The joint is stainless steel with a 5/16 x 18 pin. This pool cue comes with one shaft with a 13mm pro taper and a Le Pro leather tip.


hmmm

thanks for everyones help
peace

Ed
 
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