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balance on mcdermott cue

#1 User is offline   gian323 

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 02:21 PM

what is the balbance on a mcdermott cue? i mean where is the weight located in the butt? it feels very smooth to me and to others it feels very butt heavy...
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Posted 31 July 2005 - 09:10 AM

Well first of all, McDermott makes a *lot* of cues, so I would imagine that they are not all the same?

With that said, I have a McDermott which has what appears to be a weight bolt (with slots for a very wide screw driver) in the very end of the butt, and the bumper screws into this metal part. I remove a small piece of rubber in the center of the bumper to reveal the screw to remove the bumper.

I have cues made by other manufacturers where there are threads going quite a distance up into the butt, and they use a hex wrench weight bolt. With these cues, you can screw the weight bolt way up into the butt or near the end of the butt, or use two or more weight bolts (one further up and another near end of butt).
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