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Its likely a Ltd or custom built between '94 and '97 based on the "acme pin". Both my acme pin Schön were made during that time frame. The bottom of the joint is capped, where in the standard joint you can see the forearm wood.
You would think that after all these years, and after all Evan Clarke’s efforts, people would have stopped referring to it as acme pin. Evan hated the term, especially since whoever called started calling it an acme pin had no idea what an acme thead was.

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I think that one thing that makes it better in this case is that we knew who had half of Evan. Fedor did not hide that.

I think any time the Calcutta is as big as or larger than the regular prize fund, problems -- or at least suspicions -- will occur.

I wonder if Fedor had all of Fedor.
Bob, you're 100% correct about baseless assumptions when money involved is this large, however, in this instance I can unequivocally say that Fedor Gorst would never involve himself with anything close to what some people may surmise. Imo his character is as pure as anyone's in pool. For the ones that would assume this would be a possibility clearly doesn't know Gorst as a person.

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Seeing the contact point on the object ball.

Minor issue, but I did not say that, Doug did.
Edited name in my post. I changed the post reference # too, but didn't know Doug's member ID. I deleted that, and it removed the link.

What's odd, unless it was quoting you quoting Doug, is that the link would not return to the post which I guess would have been yours. I had used the "Post reply" button, so don't know exactly how your name got pulled in.

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