Bob Jewett said:

So far as I can tell, Walmart does not physically handle that particular "V10" item. It seems to ship from China.

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Buyers on commission perhaps.

Patrick Johnson said:

Why is it more accurate?

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Ok for me maybe. When I was obsessed with snooker pockets - probably still am but none available - I used draw to cinch everything. Actual zip the ball back draw; it was probably hand size related. Lower bridge is a physical default.
Anyway among the believed and thunked effects at the time, the immediate rolling of the object ball helped it squiggle into the pocket.

Bob Jewett said:

Walmart doesn't seem to provide a good way to alert them of frauds like this. But $6 is a great price for V10.

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Taom now has QRC codes on their chalk. I don’t know if anyone has bought from Walmart or Ali Express recently and can confirm whether the QRC is present and works.

straightline said:

Low stroke moves the object ball quicker and more accurately.

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Why is it more accurate?

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chgo

tim913 said:

I like being about a foot back, follow on CB with a little more than pocket speed and let the CB die where it will

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You should leave room for the follow through. Good reason for the cut.

Chili Palmer said:

Although I will never switch to CF I agree, eventually, people playing with wood will be few and far between. I do think; however, that custom cues will be around for a long, long time but only as pieces of art.

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As such, there's a long way to go. Picasso Custom Cues anyone?

Place the cue ball wherever you feel comfortable.... Commence PSR....and shoot the fk'r in the fkn pocket. No over thinking. Just make the sucker.

Chopdoc said:

I'm not on Facebook, I just found that on Google.

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Appreciate the help.

I like being about a foot back, follow on CB with a little more than pocket speed and let the CB die where it will

bradsh98 said:

Where is the harm?
I would rather have as much grime and gunk removed from a ball set, before running it through a polisher. Dawn is a mild detergent, and shouldn't have any ill effect on phenolic resin. Leaving excess junk on the balls will only serve to gum up the carpet in the polisher.

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Dawn is not so mild. A buddy washed his Lexus with it. It dried out and ate his clear coat. The first question the guy at the body shop asked him was what did he use to wash the car.

See post #8 here: https://forums.azbilliards.com/thre...l-pool-balls-in-dawn-and-having-issue.517470/