This kid is wasting all our time with his nonsense. I can tell already he isn't going anywhere in life, except maybe becoming some kind of con man, which he is already.
I have a Brunswick Centurion 8 ft Pro but have always wanted a Diamond Pro-Am 7'. Communication with Diamond has been really slow and I am unsure of what to do. My space requires the 3 piece slate. Are the 3 piece Diamonds prone to problems in that area. Does Diamond deliver and install and if so are their mechanics reliable? If they only ship the table and I am responsible for the setup? Unfortunately, we don't have any mechanics in this area. After reading your posts...you are the one I would want to do it, but I don't know what all areas you cover? The thing that I don't like the most about the Brunswick is the corner pockets. I'm not sure if it is the pocket angle, the shelf depth, or both. They are wide but have a very deep shelf. It's not that I want every shot to drop regardless of accuracy but I rattle A LOT of shots and it is frustrating. Would you put the amount of money into changing the Brunswick or for that amount of money should I just invest in the Diamond?
Terry

trying to contact you about a cue you have, no success reaching you through your website or email.
what's a good way to reach you?
Good to hear about the tip! I know there must have been a reason they were the best tips out there, before the boom of the layered tips. Thanks for the message.
Great video on shooting frozen balls down the rail with shape. I always use the low inside instead of high outside. Whenever I try the high outside, I end of driving the object ball into the rail and missing. Why?
hey rossaroni, just wanted to let you know I just put a chandivert champion(bought from you almost 3 years ago.) tip on a joss shaft to replace a junk layered tip(I think it was a water buffalo from muellers, not certain). man, it moves that cue ball around so good compared to the other tips(mostly lepro, triangle, triumph)I have on shafts.
Hey, that was nice to hear! Thank you as well. I do have some different ideas, not all of which are correct, though. You'll spot those quicker than I will, I'm sure!
I'm looking for $280 for the case. It is in great condition. Tag is present, no key...I have never had one with a key...clasp works and few blemishes from its 30+year as a cue case.
jonnyboyy, the old Brunswick cases show up on ebay occasionally. I actually have one but I plan on getting it repaired- leather latch has rootted, part is gone. the big GLARING problem though is the hilarious name festooned on it in LARGE white(maybe correction fluid) by a previous owner richard goode.
I just cannot see myself carrying a case with DICK GOODE on it! gotta get that redone somehow , someway. i'm thinking a leatherworker may be able to cover it some way with maybe titlist or Brunswick. best of luck to you in your hunt.
Hi Paul, Thanks for the awesome cue. Played with it last night, it shot great. too bad after not playing for 20 years, I didn't play so well

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