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Yup. Gorst was successful on all 9 of his breaks and won 7 of those games. Kazakis had 2 breaks that were wet but illegal, and Gorst ran out both of those games from the illegal break. Kazakis also had 2 other breaks that were illegal; they were both also dry. Both players had 3 break-and-run games. Kazakis' only missed shots were a bank and a long jump shot (on which he scratched), whereas Gorst missed 4 times. No fouls for either player other than the Kazakis jump shot. Gorst won 5 of the 7 games that involved safety play.

you're something else man. i was proud of noticing fredo won the last 6 racks, that's a pinnacle of cognitive retention for me

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Not the greatest pic, but you can see the wood for a compression fit around the pilot, though it just looks like a dark ring.

I just went through and checked my other cues with 5/16x18 pins and non have flat crest, they all have a sharp crest.

Also, which surprised me, is the shaft is 13.5mm, which is very unlike a production cue. I think the last 13.5mm shaft I had was an old stitch ring Runde Schon shaft.

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Nice looking wood. Only fair finish. Nice low cost production cue. If it feels good keep it. If not may be worth 250 tops. 99% sure it's not a Stroud. That's my opinion anyway.
I know you have a very long history with cues and this forum and I respect your insight, though can you point me to a production cue that uses black linen phenolic? I haven’t followed cues as much as I use to, and to be fair, I haven’t paid attention to production cues that are made after 93.

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