oscargrouch
Active member
Looking for opinions on the different Predator butt constructions - C4+ vs regular maple core (true splices) vs 30 piece. Are there real differences?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Predator Fanboys
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I don’t have any idea what you’re talking about. lol I liked the sp2 and road line line of cues for a long time (same cue essentially ) I think the p3 has a different hit then anything else. Something about how it’s balanced the long straight shots feel effortless.
i dont know what your talking about either
of all the predator cues ives used i preferred the weight balance and feel of the 9k butt far and above all others
it just felt perfect in my hand
of all the predator cues ives used i preferred the weight balance and feel of the 9k butt far and above all others
it just felt perfect in my hand
Paul_#_
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Below are Predator's description of butt construction using C4+ (4-piece core), C10 (10-piece core), and P3 (30-piece core):
The 9K uses C4+ construction.
The SP2 uses 4-piece hard maple construction.
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I owned a 9k and a K-Series Classic which covers two of those construction methods. Didn't notice any difference between them with the same shaft. Both good, both came dead straight and stayed that way.
Haven't owned a P3 myself but have shot with one a few times, that one does feel a little different maybe, wouldn't necessarily say better or worse though.
Haven't owned a P3 myself but have shot with one a few times, that one does feel a little different maybe, wouldn't necessarily say better or worse though.
Might be a difference in the stiffness of the hit, but you’ll have to hit with all of them with the same shaft snd tip to see if there is a difference in the hit that might put one over the other for your personal preference.
Balance point may also vary so you’ll need to find the right combination that works for you in terms of weight, balance and hit.
Another thing to consider is butt thickness. In the specs you will find that different cues from different lines have different thickness so this also something to try and see what you like best.
But if to be completely honest, just pick the cue that looks best for you and just get used to everything else
Balance point may also vary so you’ll need to find the right combination that works for you in terms of weight, balance and hit.
Another thing to consider is butt thickness. In the specs you will find that different cues from different lines have different thickness so this also something to try and see what you like best.
But if to be completely honest, just pick the cue that looks best for you and just get used to everything else