I waited almost 3 months for it to arrive at Billiards 911 in Federal Way, WA. and when I got the call from the owner, telling me it had just arrived, I drove 39 miles down to her shop to pick it up. The butt was a little thicker than I was used to, as I had been using a P2, but I quickly got used to it, as it's the shaft that affects your play, more so than the butt, and I had been using a z gen 2 on the P-2 as well. The cue served me well, and I won many a local tournaments with my P-3. I now use the P3 limited edition white, but still have the P3 black in my arsenal. There are two minor setbacks to both the P3 cues, which are construction related. With the P3 Black, the stainless steel on the bottom near the bumper, came loose just a bit, and makes a ticking noise when I shoot, and on both the P3 white and P3 black, a small hairline crack developed right below both the cues collars after continuous usage, due to uneven pressure of the joint collars v shape design down the forearm of the butt sleeve. Although purely a cosmetic flaw, they both continue to play just fine, and feel the same as when I first got them.

What a great cue, solid hit and nice feel. Z2 is my preferred shaft, and is a great pairing for this cue. Black sheen and matt enamel stripe is a real classy touch to this understated cue. Only one downer form me and that is the balance, the cue seems very different to cues I am used to. That being said, Predator in my opinion are world leaders not only in quality but consistent quality!

This is a good cue like Predator already used us, it looks great, it feels decent….. and it plays great. The feel I consider only decent cause I choose a blak series over this series any day…
This one (P3) has a weird balance, well I only played with it like 1 hour in total but is weird…

The shot with this cue is pretty solid, you can even hear the difference compared to other cues. No vibration at all, maybe due to its core,...30 pieces core.

Comes with the Uni-Loc® weight cartridge system, that customizable weight cartridge, system lets you fine-tune Blak2 within a tenth of an ounce, giving you up to 30 possible weight combinations.

This cue comes with a 314-2 shaft and an Everest laminated tip. (Also for some more “coins” you may choose a Z-2 shaft and other tip).
The 314-2 shaft is in my opinion simply in the top3 of the world best shafts. Low cue ball deflection, solid hit (almost as solid as Z-2), thickness, etc
The design of the cue is semi classic and is a good looking cue.
Overall is pretty good cue, with a strange feeling, and balance, you need to shape yourself to it,…is not like a blak series that shape to yourself.