The elusive Mac Attack

After a few months of play, I like this cue even more.
It seems I can judge the throw better on long shots, and inside English is more predictable.

I've never got along well with low deflection shafts, and always revert to a standard maple shaft.

I'm a serial flipper/accumulator when it comes to pool cues, guns, knives etc., but this one has found a permanent home.

Maybe I've been playing more, or maybe its finding the right cue, but I've picked up at least a ball playing rotation. Guys that I used to struggle with now seem like a win/break even proposition instead of a lose/break even.

If a cuemaker could copy the joint insert and shaft profile of these cues, it would not be hard to sell them.
 
ElKabong said:
After a few months of play, I like this cue even more.
It seems I can judge the throw better on long shots, and inside English is more predictable.

I've never got along well with low deflection shafts, and always revert to a standard maple shaft.

I'm a serial flipper/accumulator when it comes to pool cues, guns, knives etc., but this one has found a permanent home.

Maybe I've been playing more, or maybe its finding the right cue, but I've picked up at least a ball playing rotation. Guys that I used to struggle with now seem like a win/break even proposition instead of a lose/break even.

If a cuemaker could copy the joint insert and shaft profile of these cues, it would not be hard to sell them.
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McDaniel cues are just terrific. I've owned at least 8, from high end with the piloted ivory joint to a few of the Mac Attacks. The sneakies with the piloted ivorene joints outplay them all. The taper to the end of the butt is just perfect. Sadly I resold every one I ever had...they are a perfect cue.
 
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