McDermott QR joint
- By Kim Bye
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McDermott VQR
I thought what you thought til I seached it.
Now search google for
McDermott VQR
I thought what you thought til I seached it.
By the same token if a big stroke is weakness shouldnt a short compact stroke be an advantage? Were are all of the players who are developing that short compact stroke for tight pockets??? It appears that even the players who earn a living playing pool have not changed their stroke to accommodate tight pockets.Great, out of millions of players around the world, there are two that are exceptional…
In any system, a moving part is a weakness point, and since the human body is far from being an accurate machine, the stroke is the weakest point in our game and usually the main reason for misses even at the top pro level.
Definitely looks similar but looks like wrong joint, wrong butt cap and wrong bumper. Can't tell the date on the cue but points are sharp so it would have to be old or custom. No name on butt??Sure looks like a Schon. Similar inlay styles and rings look to be identical. This is one of the Schon's that I have.
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How did you get the old adhesive off the rubber without damaging them?I would probably have your table guy just peel off the old cushions and clean everything up and reglue them back on.
A lot of times the cushions detach from the wood and you get dead spots. The cushions may actually be good still.
When I bought my second pool room we had to do that to all the tables (GC I’s) and they ended up playing like new again.
Because one can no longer purchase the Monarch profile. If I wasn't tightening the pockets on my GCI i definitely would have kept the Monarch Superspeeds on it, they were in great condition.on a near 60yr old table why risk it? new rubber is not that expensive.
So Fedor, JHall and Vitaly have rebuys remaining am I reading that right?