McDermott Genesis Cue Reviews
6/23/2009 7:01:30 AM
McDermott Genesis Cue Reviews
I was planning to purchase a McDermott Genesis cue and was wondering if anyone had any insights on this cue or McDermott cues in general?
McDermott Genesis Cue Reviews
Replies & Comments
measureman on 6/25/2009 2:16:42 PM
Some of thier cues are made in China so just a heads up.
slimdaddy on 6/26/2009 11:50:13 AM
I have several mcdermott cues. The cue you are refering to is a good cue if you are just starting to play. I personally shoot mcdermott assassin with a 314 predator shaft . You pretty much get what you pay for with mcdermott. I suggest spend a little more money would get you a better cue. I shot the same cue you are talking about for well over a year. I got to the limits of that cue pretty quick.
mmantini on 7/14/2009 3:00:43 PM
Thanks for the reply, is there a specific McDermott cue you would recommend?
Justanotherevolutionary on 7/14/2009 6:07:00 PMI've never played Mcdermott, but my uncle, and mentor to many players, has played McD's for over 10 years. Says he will never switch. And I believe him. He started with Mcdermott and will probably be buried with one. Must be something good about them.
As for a specific cue, maybe just get a McD butt and a high performance shaft, predator or OB. Depends on your commitment to the game, skill level, and of course the ol' coin purse. I myself have a Viking ($220) and have no complaints. Remember it's the player that makes a cue good, no two ways about it. A $2,000 cue will get you no where if the operator can't put it to proper use.
Also save some money for a sniper or Kamui tip. The tip is ever important.
McDermott Genesis Cue Reviews
- Title: McDermott Genesis Cue Reviews
- Author: mmantini
- Published: 6/23/2009 7:01:30 AM
