screw tips are easy maintainence, but performance wise, i would get the glue on, its a much better bet, but hey, its personal choice. Don't worry what people tell you, if you like it, buy it ! try ebay ! you might find some really good and cheap cues ! Cheers
2006-11-02 04:44:07
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answered by Isaac 4
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Hard to imagine anybody using a pool cue with a screw tip anymore. The price of cues is way down and very reasonable compared to years past.
The screw tip for a cue is like a re-tread for a truck tire: it looks smart and functional, but lacks power, accuracy, stability and isn't too practical for day to day use.
Go with a stick that is performance and price oriented for start up and beginner pool shooting. You won't be disappointed, trust that.
Lots of websites to back this opinion up, but for a manufacturer recommendation I'd say Viking, McDermott, Players or Cuetex just to name a few...
If you are really stuck, and must have the screw tip, Big 5, Sports Authority and Sears carry these low low end cues.
Good luck in your search.
2006-11-01 00:14:08
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answered by Michael K 3
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Oh boy. Smitty's calling me out. Actually, I do agree with him that glued-on tips are preferable but I don't really have any more to add. It's mostly just a personal preference. I'm flattered that Smitty regards my opinion so highly. Incidentally, your boyfriend should probably test out the cue before you purchase it, unless it's just a cheap starter cue. Are you going to teach him to play? If you're going to spend any amount of money, do some research first and test out many cues. M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
2006-10-30 14:58:14
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answered by straight_shooter526 6
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I would not recommend that kind of tip. I think straight shooter will agree and have more to add.
2006-10-30 12:28:38
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answered by smitty 7
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Try ebay or at a billards store.
2006-10-30 09:16:43
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answered by LiL'BiNt 3
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Why, when you can buy one at K-Mart
2006-11-01 11:58:18
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answered by CareBear 5
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