Low Deflection Shafts

[porper-sig]

I assume you mean because swerve is a bigger factor in those shots and swerve is harder to estimate.

Both of those things are true, but remember that the amount of swerve is the same with either kind of shaft, so its effect on any shot should be equally difficult to estimate.

Also, because swerve is a challenge we tend to shoot at speeds that minimize it, making squirt a bigger part of the aiming problem and squirt reduction more effective.

pj
chgo

And.. the CB seems easy to spin out line?? Me anyway..

 

[Roger Long]

I will never buy another laminated shaft....................................
And I am getting to the point that I am very selective about repairing certain laminted shafts, any sign of warpage or debonding or cracked or broken ferrule and I turn the job down...............................................

There are a few cue makers that make good or great ld shafts.

I will stick with solid maple .
best of luck in your search.

MMiike

I'm with you on that one, Mike. I've repaired many hollowed and laminated LD shafts that had problems due to weak construction. It just seems to me that people should get something more dependable when shelling out the kind of money that those things cost.

Roger