turn down shaft or buy new LD shaft?

I have 2 Barnhart shafts that are a full 13mm and 4ozs. I'm used to playing with a Z3 shaft so they deflect quite a bit more than im used to.

Do you think having one of the shafts turned down to 11.8mm would result in deflection similar to a Z3? or should i just go ahead and buy a Z3 shaft?

The only reason I'm considering the turn down is to keep matching rings and i hate shaft logos that come on predator shafts.

Thanks

Question about Jose Parica

Jay how about? Do Dong?
Pinoy for sure but, not sure if the above name is correct.
Wore T shirts never dressed sharp but a monster, kind of looked like a raggedy bar table player.
He came to Denver in 80's.
Medina didn't like it on the 4 1/4'' GC table.
Da Dong is the nickname for Leonardo Andam, another filipino great! He made a run across the USA and beat everybody he played. Passed away a few years ago.

2025 AZB Ghost Challenge - Official Thread

okay so i did not play well this set.

however.

i recently double dog dared my good buddy and fellow azb member @Birk1 to start filming ghost sets. to reciprocate and show him that its no big deal i took on a race to 3. I Fully expected it to go 0-3, but Instead it hilariously went hill-hill.

Forgive my commentary, as i was speaking directly to Birk1.

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so now that i’ve put my shitty play out into public, i am once again double dog daring @Birk1 to get the ghost…..

…..except this time i need you all to help me publicly shame*cough* i mean motivate him to get this done.

put me down for 2-7. no fargo. easy table
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Private Tournament at Home ?

You need 7 players minimum for FargoRate to accept a tournament. I know this as fact. Their support informed me when a tournament I was the TD of had 6 players and I asked why it was not accepted.

Make a digitalPool account and start your own tournaments at your local pool room. That's what I did. Worked out ok.

People don't like going to private houses in my experience. They like being at a pool room for the social aspect. Even serious players want the social aspect. The home table is for playing solo. The pool room is for competition.

Private Tournament at Home ?

This triggers an old fart memory. 😉
Long ago and far away, I was playing a $10 nine ball game. A neophyte player approached to put a quarter on the rail to challenge the table. I informed the challenger that it was a $10 game if he indeed wanted to play. His instant reply was, "Don't tell me you are gambling! You can get the house in trouble for allowing gambling."
So I immediately revised the response to, "Okay, we are Not Gambling! It's a pool tournament. $10 entry, single game 9 ball, single elimination. When this tournament concludes, we will play another.... Do you want in?"
That response was GOLD!! 🤣

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