New pool table
- By jtompilot
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The few GC6’s that I’ve seen, the pocket castings stick way up. If someone gave me one, I’d immediately sell it for whatever I could get.The gold crown goes for 14k and change.
The few GC6’s that I’ve seen, the pocket castings stick way up. If someone gave me one, I’d immediately sell it for whatever I could get.The gold crown goes for 14k and change.
bottom line is you need a straight cue, with a decent tip....everything beyond that is just being fancy.
I would like to see a video of a guy making a cue from 2 dowels from Home Depot, screwed together with a good tip shooting pool.
Let us know how his snake oil is.One takeaway for me was that I loved the pocket size, sure I am in the minority on that one.
Also, has anyone ordered the new series by Scott Frost, and how do you like it so far?
Thanks all this info is great. I'll know more the next time if I come across another. I agree that the cue has been repaired from a breakage.That's my thought.
Extremely highly unlikely a "custom" order IMHO.
Most likely a repair/rebuild job.
I don't think that work is up to a Spain standard. JMHO.
The fact that it is shorter lends to this repair notion as well.
Adam did not use Micarta ferrules.
I would say you did "OK" for what it is.
Cues? Plural?
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@jayman Knows Adam really well I hear...at least that is the rumor.![]()
Never played on 4 1/4 inch pockets or smaller bsck in the day. I haven't practiced or played much in the last 50 years. I'm gonna order or buy a gold crown with 4 1/2 inch pockets, I'm comfortable with that size pockets.Question:
You and the other super shooters, did you ever train on super tight pool pockets and in retrospect how much of a difference did they make?
Not according to my wifeThe Paragon is a gorgeous table.
Yeh I totally get the coin op driven 8 ball on the break wins rule as one of the ways out for bar pool. There are other ways but they have no impact on the game when it's not on a coin op table.I agree this is the spirit of 8-ball, but historically there have been many times where making the 8 on the break wins and making the 8 on the break and scratching loses. I think this was driven by coin-operated bar tables where you could not retrieve a ball to spot it. I know CSI rules now have addressed this but I'm not sure about other rulesets.
I understand your point about 9-ball, it's just never sat well with me because it doesn't feel like you actually played a game.
I'll dam sure take a look at it and probably go that route! ThanksYou know they just released the GC7, right? Its cheaper and better than the GC6.
It’s always about the Percentages if you like money. One of the things I love about gambling at this game, is that it appears most pool players never figure it out, and that’s a huge edge.the real key to success at most any venture lies in your ability to access correctly your chances of coming out ahead.
and then following that.
I agree this is the spirit of 8-ball, but historically there have been many times where making the 8 on the break wins and making the 8 on the break and scratching loses. I think this was driven by coin-operated bar tables where you could not retrieve a ball to spot it. I know CSI rules now have addressed this but I'm not sure about other rulesets.In 8 Ball, you need to pot your set before you pot the 8 Ball. In 9 Ball the object is to pot the 9 Ball any which legal way you can.