preditor shaft
Way over rated. But then I think all those type shafts are nothing but a bunch of hype. Butterflycues
Way over rated. But then I think all those type shafts are nothing but a bunch of hype. Butterflycues
What Do Cuemakers Think of Predator Shafts?
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As per my original example, if you slap a Predator on a SouthWest would it still have that SouthWest 'hit'?[/QUOTE]
RAN ACROSS A GUY THAT HAD A KERSHEBOCK WITH A PRED. SHAFT,HE LET ME HIT SOME BALLS WITH IT,FOR ME IT HIT TERRIBLE,IT FELT LIKE THE CUE WAS HITTING A BRICK WITHOUT A TIP ON IT BUT HE LOVED IT.
RAN ACROSS A GUY THAT HAD A KERSHEBOCK WITH A PRED. SHAFT,HE LET ME HIT SOME BALLS WITH IT,FOR ME IT HIT TERRIBLE,IT FELT LIKE THE CUE WAS HITTING A BRICK WITHOUT A TIP ON IT BUT HE LOVED IT.
BrooklynJay said:
I wouldn't think so. The southwest hit,IMO, would be a combination of the butt and shaft. Remove one or the other and the hit goes away. I would think that a Predator on a southwest would hit similar to any other cue with a Predator that had similar properties.(ie.joint,balance,Weight,etc.)
I don't know
but evidently the demand is enough, that my friend and cuemaker, Bob Owen of Shurtz Cues, has his own versions of the Predator-1 and -2
shafts. I don't know if he just wanted to expand his knowledge and offerings of shafts, or whether customers were wanting that type of shaft.
but evidently the demand is enough, that my friend and cuemaker, Bob Owen of Shurtz Cues, has his own versions of the Predator-1 and -2
shafts. I don't know if he just wanted to expand his knowledge and offerings of shafts, or whether customers were wanting that type of shaft.