Suggestion ...
Sell it, and get you a custom cue to your specs given
what you can afford... First, make a trip to a custom
cue maker close to you, and that has a good reputation,
and look at his cues. Stroke a few you like, and feel
the balance and stroke. Listen to his suggestions.
If not pleased all the way, go visit a 2nd cue maker,
and do the same thing. I shot with Huebler for 25 years
(and some others that I won) before getting a custom cue,
and wish I had done it years before. It was one of the best
decisions I have made, and I considered it an investment.
If you can't find any like you want for the money, and are
a couple of hundred short, I feel it is worth it to borrow the
little extra to get exactly what you want. Besides, you can
always make the $200 back with the new cue.... lol
Sell it, and get you a custom cue to your specs given
what you can afford... First, make a trip to a custom
cue maker close to you, and that has a good reputation,
and look at his cues. Stroke a few you like, and feel
the balance and stroke. Listen to his suggestions.
If not pleased all the way, go visit a 2nd cue maker,
and do the same thing. I shot with Huebler for 25 years
(and some others that I won) before getting a custom cue,
and wish I had done it years before. It was one of the best
decisions I have made, and I considered it an investment.
If you can't find any like you want for the money, and are
a couple of hundred short, I feel it is worth it to borrow the
little extra to get exactly what you want. Besides, you can
always make the $200 back with the new cue.... lol