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WTB a high quality Piloted 5/16x14 Carbon Fiber shaft - $200 Max, if possible.

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KenneyTran said:
There are.
Shelby William start making them.
Astle also making them.
Barnhart is also doing it.
Ariel also starting it also.
Some other in cue maker group on Facebook also making them. They slightly more expensive than bull or rhino but they play well.
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To the best of my knowledge, those cuemakers build CF shafts from tubes acquired from other sources... probably higher quality than many other CF shafts, but still outsourced.

I have a Barnhart CF shaft... amazing quality, but he did not build the carbon fiber tube... Again, I was just wondering if there are "Made in the USA" CF tubes made anywhere... certainly, there are different levels of quality available..
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Why Pool Leagues Should Embrace “ALL BALL FOULS”

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fastone371 said:
Wow, how much are we going to beat this dead horse? I guess the A B C system where someone issues you an arbitrary rating was much better than Fargo, maybe we should go back to that. :poop::poop:
The one thing that will always be a constant is that it is player against player, not player against table. That makes the equipment a very small consideration in Fargo ratings unless there is a game that I don't know about where the competitors each compete on different equipment from each other.
If you have a better system than Fargo why don't you implement it then test it and bring the results to Mike Page? A solution is always better than just being critical.
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It's easy to fall into logical falacies and misdirection. Smart people especially are good at using misdirection and we're all bias sometimes. I'll play any 750 plus as a 650 alternate break, bar table 8 ball with Fargorate even handicap race. For a large sum, except maybe not corey lol..

We've been lead to believe that Fargo works well in this situation and it does not. On average, on a large scale, yes it generates expected results.
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