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Looking to purchase a pool table for my home. Need some advice.

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Kris_b1104 said:
Mission successful. I now have a pool table!!! Thank you to everyone that helped me with all the great insight. Couldn't have done it without y'all.

It's an 8ft Brunswick with SuperSpeed rails. The cloth is a little worn and nappy but I will be changing to Simonis in the future. Rails are bouncy and nice, installer said it should last me a really long time but I still want to change them to reduce the pocket size. All in all, I'm pretty content.

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Can you get a good layout after the break?
Is there a return window just in case?
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Shane Wolford VS Anthony Meglino (Action) $216K

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skogstokig said:
works for the taller ones like karen corr and the fishers. tougher for the shorter ones, difficult to get clearance
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I suppose. Maybe they lack patience. For instance, Pia Filler - who always looks delicious, tends to fall off the plan and then loses ground. Seoa seems to have the hang of it. Road Runner not so much and on and on...

Lack of prep maybe. They get out the gate good and then lose the feeling or something.
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Custom Cue Prices Today

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axejunkie said:
More in the used market area, I think Facebook sites have driven up asking prices heavily. It's a much wider audience and with generally less knowledge than this place.

I've seen cues listed there for say $1k which may fetch $750 or so here. But, we rarely see final sale prices, so there's always a bit of speculation.
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I think that’s because if you listed the cue for $75O on eBay, the listing fees and Pay Pal seller fees eat into your price so you net way less than $750. Plus, when you do an auction, you can’t be sure how much you’d ultimately get. The only way to do that is set your minimum price near a grand to ensure you got that much or use a buy it now listing instead of an auction.

The reality is prices have to higher on eBay than on Az because of the incidental costs avoided selling via Az For Sale.
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McDermott MR-3/A-1 Rare Pool cue

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Lidlchris said:
Super Rare McDermott MR-3 or sometimes known as the A-3 from McDermott's first line of cues. Rosewood forearm, butt sleeve with series of small rosewood squares and rosewood and pearlized gold plastic rings with matching plastic rings at joint. Brown Irish linen wrap. Rock Hard Maple Shaft, Pro Taper. MR-Series Cues Were Produced from 1975-1976. Cue is 19.3 oz with 11mm Ferrule. Blue book value from 2004 is approximately $850. of course many cue makers cues have increased in value since 2004.

$400 or best offer.


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