sbrownn said:

And the Vanadium set goes a step further by matching every single ball in the set down to exacting tolerances (e.g., matching weights within ±1.0g), unlike the Challenger set.

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What do you mean by, "unlike the Challenger set"?
The tolerance is the same for both sets. Also, the Challenger set is the first set to be produced on a fully automated production line. It would be hard to beat the consistency of a fully-automated line.

iusedtoberich said:

Well I'm shocked as hell some of your are saying 6-9" gap, and some of your are saying to play a cut shot. You'd do that at $50 or $100 per game?

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Curious as to why you'd ask the question, then.

Long story short, it's an easy shot. I just shot ten in a row with the cueball a comfortable distance from the end rail and anywhere from the center diamond to the left diamond.