1x2 cases
I have several new or pristine GTF and Sam Engles 1x2 casesWTB I'm looking for a couple high quality 1x2 cases.
Thanks,
Ken
I have several new or pristine GTF and Sam Engles 1x2 casesWTB I'm looking for a couple high quality 1x2 cases.
Thanks,
Ken
I've heard that Gene Nagy took a baseball bat to the jukebox. And there was Robert Cannefax who took a pocket knife to the tournament cloth he thought was too old. He also would stab himself in the leg with that knife when he was upset. He had a wooden leg -- I assume he didn't forget which was which.... There must have been 30 or more pros his same speed in pool history and none acted like him. ...
Looks like it. I just got smoked on a Diamond 7 barbox recently. Played the worst match ever as long as I could remember, not sure how many racks I've won but I played abysmal. It was so bad that I was considering not playing pool again. One of the tightest pockets, really slow cloth and hard rails. My banks are not even working that I only managed 1 successful attempt. I'm never going to play on a barbox competitively ever again. If there was one thing it is good for, is pocketing drills.Seems kind of bouncy to me, closer to a Diamond than a GC. Hard to say for sure unless on the table. The aesthetics are out of this world good though.
I don't but I'll put money where my mouth is.I have no problem betting or paying, in fact I have a track record on AZ, do you? Truth be told, I didn't do much paying, usually won
In that regard, ball speed. Ball being self propelled moves more stably and predictably. Dead ball, everything is on the strike.I believe it's because the cb will pick up running spin each time it hits a cusion (if they are hit sequentially). So if it starts with it, the extra it picks up won't substantially change the angles. But if no spin or opposite spin is used from the tip, the angles will change substantially when it hits the subsequent rails.