3/4 Cue

[CAinscow]

Hi,

I've been playing snooker for years but always with cheap cues. I get 30 breaks regularly and have decided the best way to improve my game is to invest in a decent cue.

I have a budget of around £250. Would anyone have any decent advice?

What are th

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[sanman]

What are your specs mate

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[raymo147]

I could do you one! Pm me your email I can send photos!

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[CAinscow]

Raymo147

It's not letting me PM, or at least I can't figure it out. Maybe because I'm new to TSF.

My email address is
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[CAinscow]

sorry, its craig_ainscow@hotmail.com

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[CAinscow]

I'm just trying to do some research. My initial view is that my spec would be 57", maple, 9.5mm, 18oz although I'd appreciate advice.

I

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[The Doctor]

I have 3, 1 piece maple and ebony cues that can be done to your spec can also do high joint in it if you'd prefer 3/4(like mark Williams style) email

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[Dave Walton]

For that kind of budget mastercraft or Andy Travis could make you a cracking custom cue or check oil craftsman or green baize ltd

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[Snookerfan123]

for that budget you have i would have a look on the green baize website where there is plenty of 3/4 cues on your budget

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