Yep, but, BUT zar.... the Willie Hoppe Handle was Too Much handle, to Handle. Was pretty to look at, but I'd of rather had a new $80 Rambow.
Pool Ball Weights
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Thx, I never knew sets came with this Red Circle stock.
I grew up with the Blue Circle Centennial sets from the Chicago area.
Saw the red circle first time, at Gradys place in CO mid 70's.
Bob Osbourne brought one to the pool room, tried to talk Matthews into a match using ''this'' cue ball.
AFAIK no sets ever came with the RC cueball. It was always a separate item.
Just received a brand new Bronze set and on my scale .01g all balls are within .6 g of difference except for one ball at 1.4g of difference, the middle number is 168.7g , I will measure that and coming back with results, I'm really satisfied great great deal!
Best bargain in pool by a mile.
For clarification, does .002 mill. = .002mm?
Did you measure different parts of the balls? On brand new sets of Aramith Super Pro, for a stripe, the white part of the ball was larger than the colored part, and the number of the ball was larger than both. By about .0005" [.01mm]
0.002 mill of inch or 0.05millimeter, I measured in 2 ways like you said and no more than 0.02millimeter or less, this is nothing. Here bars are still closed and poolroom, at the opening I will measure an Arco2 brand new set just to know...
Are you an electronics guy? They use the term "mill" for .001".
Bars and pool rooms still closed. Where's that?
Prpbably Cali or NY.
Quebec Canada, government is a bit dictator here.
Nope. Everything is open here in So Cal.
The French are brutal
There's both national and provincial regs in Canada. A friend of a friend lives in Manitoba and his place is open. Other prov's are totally different.
You must get the really good weed.
Specifications from Amamith
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General specifications | Aramith - The best billiard balls
The below specifications include an important section on the material specifications as these significantly impact far more the precision in the game than the dimensional aspects.
Reading the Aramith specs is confusing. The Tournament set talks about 4th generation resin and how great these balls are, then you read the Pro Set has the highest quality resin available, one might think its better.Specifications from Amamith
General specifications | Aramith - The best billiard balls
The below specifications include an important section on the material specifications as these significantly impact far more the precision in the game than the dimensional aspects.