Rusty in Montana said:

I'm a big fan of Natural Brand camo to be exact there winter camo is my favorite for predator or waterfowl hunting !
I've had coyotes literally run right up to me and while sweeping the snow off my goose decoys and getting caught away from the ditch I was hiding in and have had geese all but land on top of me !

Either event will freak you out each time it happens , and yes I had witnesses ha ha !

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gregcantrall said:

The more I practice, the luckier I get. Is a favorite comment.
Control of the cueball is job one. Potting the object ball comes next. Doing both becomes like walking and chewing gum.

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dquarasr said:

I truly believe “luck” plays less of a role than we might be inclined to admit.

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Michael Webb said:

With the exception of the radial, which use a 5/16 and also a 5/16 reamer is recommended.
The other 2 depends on who made the screws.

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lfigueroa said:

There's no pass for nostalgia nor any other reason AND the conditions and specs on the table have long been an open part of the lore.

Mosconi did not set up the table in question. He happened upon it the night he was scheduled for an exhibition at the East High Billiard Club in Springfield OH and it was the only Brunswick in the house. And since he was under contract with Brunswick and presumably compelled to do his exhibitions on Brunswick tables, that's what he played on. After concluding his match with local Earl Bruney, having already run 200 and about to launch into the trick shot part of his exhibition, it was only at the crowd's urging -- keep going Willie, see how many you can get -- that he continued the run.

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lfigueroa said:

As to Schmidt, I would ask: what is your evidence for claiming "he's not well liked" and that there is "personal animus" against Schmidt."

Lou Figueroa

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jimmyg said:

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