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Diamonds are well know for deep shelves.

Anyone consider that the way his pockets were shimmed could possibly b casting an issue?

Are you certain about this? I had heard the black label was the same as a blue label. Never mind I went back and looked and I was remembering wrong.

The diamonds don't use particle board. They use solid wood for rails and the Pro-Am uses a thick marine grade type plywood for the box.

I'm not sure if early GCIII used monarch superspeeds like the GCII or not. If they did the subrails will need to be modified to use K55 cushions. Their is no direct replacement for the old Monarch Superspeeds.

Looks like they are only available in 20oz or heavier. Maple shafts are listed at 22oz and heavier.

Nice looking cue I prefer light break cues over heavy ones though.

That really depends where your at. Around here it's 4000cad or more if you can find one, even then it's going to be 4 plus hours away.

As said in the other thread , the cushions are made by Artemis but are a slightly different design and only fit the GC7

Not a huge fan of having cushions that only fit that table. Proprietary parts like that can cause issues down the road. It may not be an issue but companies are more apt to abandon making products that only fit one table if there isn't enough call for it.

I don't believe the Pro-Am is available with drop pockets.

I've heard it's solid hardwood and can be replaced. I believe that was posted on this thread. First page I believe.

Brunswick tables have be made in China for years by Yalin I believe.

I have a feeling they will be Brunswick will be hit with the tariffs as well seeing they are built in China. So it might be more than 12500 now.

The one thing that can be more difficult on a 7' is clutter. There is less room to move the cue ball around.