What are the typical components of a Meishi billiard club?

What are the typical components of a Meishi billiard club?

Leather head: (also known as gun head) The part of the cue stick that comes into contact with the cue ball when it hits the front end, made of high-quality leather material.

Front corner: made of plastic or metal material, connected to the front wooden and leather head to protect the club.

Front section: The thinner part of the front half of the billiard club, made of hardwood such as maple.

Upper ring: Buffer the impact force on the contact surface with the middle wheel to prevent cracking of the front section of wood.

Middle wheel: connects the front and rear sections, buffering the impact between the front and rear sections.

Lower ring: Buffer the impact force on the contact surface with the middle wheel to prevent cracking of the rear wood.

Rear section: The thicker back half of the billiard club is made of materials such as maple, walnut, ebony, oak, and ebony.

Grip: Most of them are wrapped with thread, and high-end billiard clubs also use leather materials to prevent slipping.

Rubber head: The rubber part at the tail of the billiard club, which mostly has counterweight screws inside for adjustment.

Signage: Embedded at the tail of the club, usually circular, but also square or other shaped, used to indicate brand and other information. There are also those that directly carve or heat stamp marks on the original wood

Extension handle: (also known as extension handle, small rear handle, rear seat)

Belonging to the accessory category, it is divided into wooden fixed length extension handles and metal material extendable extension handles. Most brands of billiard sticks come with an extended handle at the factory, but there are also those that need to be purchased separately.

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