Schmelke Bacote vs Players Sneaky Pete?

[Scott Lee]

kmsniper...I don't think you can go wrong with an American cue company that uses 100 different steps in every cue they make. I've been through their factory years ago, and I was really impressed.

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com

I went with the Schmelke M030 can't wait to get it in my hands

 

[kmsniper]

I'm thinking about ordering the Schmelke M020 Bocote, I would like to see pictures of yours and what you think of it, haven't decided on the joint yet.

well I haven't taken it out to play yet cause I just got in on Sunday, and I'm working night-shift this entire week, so I can't really tell you what I think of it yet.. I'm hoping to play this upcoming Sunday also this is my first pool cue, so all I have to compare it to would be house cues.. a lot of users on this forum will say that it's a good choice though

as for pics, I'll take some tomorrow morning when I get off work.. I need to find my digital camera first, is there anything in particular you want to see?

 

[Sev]

Lots of great custom cuemakers have used Schmelke full splice blanks for their cues. Mike Bender comes immediately to mind for his sneaky petes.

I was thinking the same thing.

I would go with the Schmelke.

 

[kmsniper]

I took her out to play a few times and I'm loving the hit! I now know what a "soft hit" feels like, there are absolutely no vibrations at all, and the weight is perfect for me.. I love this cue, and my friends liked it too