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I’ve been playing for over 40 years and have tried many different brands. Currently using a JP 16 which I like very much. I want to try something with a firmer hit. Maybe a piloted joint. I want to buy used in excellent condition so if I don’t like it when I resell it I’m not taking a beating. I’d like to be around 400 bucs. 12.7-13mm 18 or 19 oz

Walt
 
Let me know if you are interested it’s in mint condition
 

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I’ve been playing for over 40 years and have tried many different brands. Currently using a JP 16 which I like very much. I want to try something with a firmer hit. Maybe a piloted joint. I want to buy used in excellent condition so if I don’t like it when I resell it I’m not taking a beating. I’d like to be around 400 bucs. 12.7-13mm 18 or 19 oz

Walt
this is always going to be subjective in that what I, or anyone else suggests, may not be to your taste, so, with that said I will suggest two customs and one production brand that certainly hit firm and are well made.

The high quality customs that typically deliver a very firm hit are Jeff Olney cues with his 3/8 10 phenolic joint or a Pat Diveney cue with the G10 glass pin. You can find these from time to time in the $400ish range but they will be plainer ones, likely without points. I can't emphasize enough what good values these are, their playability is top notch, firm hitters with great feedback. Again, please keep in mind that interpretations can vary.

The production cue I would suggest would be Pechauer cues which can be had new in the $300 - $400 range, some can go for as much as a couple grand but the $300 ones will not hold your game back any.

One other thing to keep in mind is that the tip choice can certainly have a big influence on how firm a cue will hit.

Whatever you end up getting I wish you the best.

brian kc
 
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this is always going to be subjective in that what I, or anyone else, suggests may not be to your taste, so, with that said I will suggest two customs and one production brand that certainly hit firm and are well made.

The high quality customs that typically deliver a very firm hit are Jeff Olney cues with his 3/8 10 phenolic joint or a Pat Diveney cue with the G10 glass pin. You can find these from time to time in the $400ish range but they will be plainer ones, likely without points. I can't emphasize enough what good values these are, their playability is top notch, firm hitters with great feedback. Again, please keep in mind that interpretations can vary.

The production cue I would suggest would be Pechauer cues which can be had new in the $300 - $400 range, some can go for as much as a couple grand but the $300 ones will not hold your game back any.

One other thing to keep in mind is that the tip choice can certainly have a big influence on how firm a cue will hit.

Whatever you end up getting I wish you the best.

brian kc
Great post
 
A carbon fiber shaft added to your cue will certainly be a way firmer hit than you have now. Try one first though, I've been lucky to have tried quite a few now and they feel like rebar with a tip and sound like it too. Not my cup of tea. Might be your's though. And it won't hurt resale much if any. My Pechauer plays super soft, so you never know till ya smack some balls around I guess.
Good luck and please follow up with us if you find something you like.
 
I’ve been playing for over 40 years and have tried many different brands. Currently using a JP 16 which I like very much. I want to try something with a firmer hit. Maybe a piloted joint. I want to buy used in excellent condition so if I don’t like it when I resell it I’m not taking a beating. I’d like to be around 400 bucs. 12.7-13mm 18 or 19 oz

Walt
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