HawaiianEye said:

LOL.

Hard pass on the brains and snouts.

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Fried brain sandwich on rye bread with onions! Yum

Nogbert said:

will their returns work on a GC1? im assuming the ball return on GC1 vs GC2 are the same? (the wire rail style)

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First we have to establish if he has a Gold Crown II. There's a lot of misinformation out there about what a Gold Crown II actually is.

That being said, they are basically the same table except for aesthetics. I ran the drop pockets on my Gold Crown I from 8th Zone (Born Winner brand) until I converted the table to ball return. I'm currently using the gullies from 8th Zone (Born Winner brand). Both are great; heavy duty and do not mark the balls. If your shaft runs across the lip of the pocket, it doesn't transfer and rubber onto your shaft.

James9balls said:

Ball return

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The reason I asked is there is some modification that needs to be done for the drop pockets to fit correctly as they are the larger Gold Crown IV style. No one makes a reproduction of the actual Gold Crown I-III drop pockets in the original specs. The options are to trim the pockets so they extend under the frame or trim the frame. I went with trimming the frame.

No, it adheres well to epoxies and cyanoacrylates - the two most common glues used in cue building

3,4,6,8,10 and 12 inch extensions that you can stack......

I have...lemme know if you're still looking?

SBC said:

I will be there playing all non champions 100 to 500 a set.

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You want to play Ciappa this Friday $100 or $200 a set? He might be coming to expo, not sure if I am or not

lfigueroa said:

Well, yes, there's that as well as pig brain sandwiches at Schottzie's Bar & Grill if you're into that kind of thing.

Lou Figueroa

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LOL.

Hard pass on the brains and snouts.

Mission accomplished! Thanks shamadam. highly recommend dealing with him.

All true, sjm. I even doubt 50 players can make a sustainable living at the game. Not by pool itself.

Most top pros, as you are aware, also offer paid lessons. A surprising number also own pool halls - Shaw, Feijin, Chua, Hoang and Pehlivanovic immediately come to mind.

I don't see any reason to believe non-pool companies are about to start advertising in pro pool. Makes me wonder why Matchroom even bothered, to be frank.