New Cory Barnhart Bolivian Rosewood Merry Widow Cue w/ Roasted Shaft and Extension--Complete Player Package!

Cory2601. New unplayed Cory Barnhart 58.5" Bolivian Rosewood merry widow with signature fine silver dots ringsets at all positions. Black Italian scotch grain leather wrap. 12.95mm dark roasted maple shaft with medium layered tip (4.15 oz.). Radial joint pin. 8" butt quick release extension and black Delrin joint protector set included as shown. The complete player package! Weighs 19.38 oz., with an 20-3/8" forward balance--no weight bolt. $1,495.00 GS PayPal, Visa or Mastercard (or $1,450.00 Zelle) shipped and insured in continental USA. Sales tax in California. No trades or other offers. Long trime trusted seller. Extra Barnhart shafts in stock including carbon fiber!
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Yapp’s Controversial Tournament-Winning Shot in the 8-Ball World Championship … Was it a Foul?

When I was much younger, the Billiard Congress of America was the governing body for rules in Cue Sports. It doesn't appear so today. As different tours, sponsors and events became common, rules began to blur and change. One common rule issue is the frozen ball stroke. We all know the issues with that shot. The APA and BCA haven't helped either with their large numbers of amateur members. This has spilled over to referee's and their training and knowledge base. Players IMO haven't helped by not calling fouls on themselves. Top caliber players shouldn't wait for the ref's call when they know they fouled.

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