Minnesota Fats Cue

NewStroke

NewStroke

Screamin Monkey
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What do you think of having liquid (lava) in the butt of the cue? What is the hit like, has anyone ever shot with one? Also, can you replace the plastic 9 ball with a live fish? It would be the first "living" pool cue.



BTW it's that time again, I am so freaking bored.
 
NewStroke said:
What do you think of having liquid (lava) in the butt of the cue? What is the hit like, has anyone ever shot with one? Also, can you replace the plastic 9 ball with a live fish? It would be the first "living" pool cue.



BTW it's that time again, I am so freaking bored.
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I have never hit with one(I can take a wild guess though), but I do know that it will get you a lot of action.
 
My son has one of those cues (10 ys old) he has broke and ran out 9 ball against me with it. Only once but I guess it can be done.
 
NewStroke said:
What do you think of having liquid (lava) in the butt of the cue? What is the hit like, has anyone ever shot with one? Also, can you replace the plastic 9 ball with a live fish? It would be the first "living" pool cue.



BTW it's that time again, I am so freaking bored.
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I would be F'ing pissed if i were the fish in the bottom of that cue.
 
I don't understand the concept behind these fluid cues. Especially the break cues. Doesn't the weight from the liquid take longer to gain forward momentum on the break stroke? I would assume that the slight delay would cause you to lose a lot of power in your stroke.

Can anyone explain this for me?

(Im talking about the real fluid cues, rather than ones with fish in them :P)
 
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