Pool Cue Bridge - Not the detachable ones.....

JFCastle said:
So I ordered the Russo bridge. I liked the look and the fact that I can make it into a permanent bridge cue.

I have this heavy 25 ounce cue that I never use and was wondering if that would make a good bridge cue to attach the Russo bridge to. Any thoughts on having a heavier stick for the bridge? Or is lighter the way to go?

Probably some pluses and minuses on both heavy and light sticks.
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I hate heavy bridge sticks. You want light for when you have to get it out of the way.
 
JFCastle said:
So I ordered the Russo bridge. I liked the look and the fact that I can make it into a permanent bridge cue.

I have this heavy 25 ounce cue that I never use and was wondering if that would make a good bridge cue to attach the Russo bridge to. Any thoughts on having a heavier stick for the bridge? Or is lighter the way to go?

Probably some pluses and minuses on both heavy and light sticks.
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Weight should not be factor. Whatever you like.
I used a Russo dual set up today...liked it and in the process of offering a few.
 
I received my order of Russo bridge heads. If you should order them be sure to get a bridge stick that fits. I had to turn down the end of a bridge stick. This is not a negative...just letting you know what to expect.
 
GoldCrown said:
I received my order of Russo bridge heads. If you should order them be sure to get a bridge stick that fits. I had to turn down the end of a bridge stick. This is not a negative...just letting you know what to expect.
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A pocket knife is usually sufficient to get the stick/head to fit. Note that you also need a small wood screw to make sure the head is secure.
 
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