Extension help please...

[Phlanders]

Hello, first post from a new member, exciting times for us all! I'm going to be buying a 3/4 piece new cue soon and i will be getting a 6" mini butt for the s

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[Kootcha]

I'm also fairly fairly new to snooker cues and when I asked the same questions 3 years ago I could not get a response so let me share...



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[BoBnoGG!n]

its worth having the extension. more flexible, and theyre surprisingly sturdy. the extension butt that screws into your cue is good, but i think it ad

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[neil taperell]

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[WeBz]

do the screw in extensions fit most cues?
and what about the telescopic push on extensions, are they sturdy?

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[tcollick]

The screws and joints are not generic. So if you buy a Master cue for example, it won't fit a Parris extension. So you should really buy your extensio

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[WeBz]

thanks for advice mate appreciate it. i have a slight problem with buying a screw in extension though.
Bought my cue from ebay and the site it c

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[tcollick]

No worries mate...Did a search and they do have them. h

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[WeBz]

yeah that's the site I was looking at previously but didn't see an option to buy and didn't want to ring them because most likely it'll be a chineese

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[tcollick]

Good luck mate...email definately the way to go-- You need to be registered to read the rest of this thread, To become a member, Click HERE --

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