Jacoby Black

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i dont have a fargo so you have to make a game and match up with me. thats the way it always was and made poolrooms fun.

now with fargo it is easy to know if you have any brains, whether you will win or not. as fargo is deadly accurate for that.

and wonderful for tournaments and leagues which is what it was designed for.

more tournaments need caps or spots to make players close to even . not make it so the better players still take down the money.
sure for 20 dollar entry many will play just to play. but get the entry high and you shut out all the dead money as they can see they have no chance. and never had one before fargo. so use it to handicap tournaments so they are truly fair. and let the top tier cry all they want.

What a turn around by Carter in the second session.

Kim Bye said:

I have used Tomahawk and Hydex a lot and I haven't seen these materials melt or create a "diamond" shape like I often see on Cynergy ferrules or the old Taom break tips. That said it's nothing wrong with using Juma or Elforyn either, they are tried and true. I don't have the numbers in front of me, but from lightest to heaviest I think the correct ranking is:
- Tomahawk
- Elforyn
- Hydex
- Juma
But the weight difference is very small, so as a player I honestly wouldn't worry about it at all.

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Kim,
I believe that Hydex might be slightly "lighter" than Tomahawk, while Tomahawk is slightly "stronger" than Hydex, based on numbers that I have reviewed from the manufacturers of both materials. Your assessment is correct...The materials on your list will all suit their intended purpose.
Best regards
j2

Thank you for the info I just purchased one from Ali Express. I was a little worried about buying from them but it says it will be delivered between 4/26 and 05/02. So that ain’t to bad coming from China
I will update this thread once I receive it Again thank you

filerunner said:

The plug is not soft and I see no way to remove it. Trying to apply side pressure and lifting at the same time, as I would with other plugs, doesn't budge it, but it spins freely.

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Might be best to contact Lucasi.

I have no idea. There is a way to check shipping logs but its been awhile since i have looked that deep into a company and cant remember exactly how to do so. I will look into it for you.

Kevin Varney? Lee Peppers?

Blue Hog ridr said:

Hi folks, I haven't been around for quite a few Moons now. Too long. Last couple of days, I have been doing an inventory on my small collection.
At 68, thinking about Thinning the Herd a bit. I have a couple of custom Sneaky Petes. One is an ordinary Pete, the other is what you might call,
"A not so Sneaky, Sneaky Pete". All fancied up and such. I can't remember the makers name now. We used to chat frequently. I know there is more than one
cue maker that makes Petes. But, if members would toss a few names at me, I know that I would know it as soon as I saw it. I did a few different AZ Search queries which all came up blank, I even tried Face Book. He may or may not still be around. I'd appreciate any help with this. All My Best. Terry.

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Do you know the time frame it may have been made?

expression of old from rabbit holes going far back in with no easy way out.

just as digging yourself deeper in the hole.

with many things there is the intelligent thing to do and the foolhardy one. take your pick.

if i was the ref. it was too close to call a foul. this works for both players.

its far more controversial to call a foul after the shot based on the roll of the cue ball. i dont want to give the ref power to call fouls based on cue ball roll. that opens a can of beans i dont like to see.

if doing that we need a camera.