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Dennis is a phenomenal player. I think he is greatly underestimating just how phenomenal 626 is. I might end up looking dumb, but I don't think he'll break 400

I heard it was a tough two ball combo

That's entirely possible. Getting over a hump like that had got to be monumental for your game

I doubt that it was a performance enhancing tumor

I've been excited for someone to beat it for a long time. It became Roger Maris's 61 for me except I won't have to worry if John got an edge by juicing to beat it.

I'm hearing 626 or 628

All hail the new king!!!!!!!!!!!

Underrated is a tough call because I'm going by cues that I've owned or used that I don't see mentioned quite so much here. I'd have to say that Tim Monk tops my list. His cues hit fantastic. I've seen him mentioned here, but not as much as I think his cues deserve mentioning.

Hopefully you get the same results my grandmother got. She had cataract surgery at 95 I think and came out with 20/15 vision. Wish my eyes were that good

I will do neither. Now I will watch the world burn

I’d shoot the 5 first. Place the cb about even with the 5 and roll the cb to be about even with 6. Simple angle to get to the 8 from there

Mine is 42 and I’ve just started playing it again in a quest to beat it. Today I put up a couple in the teens. Back at it tomorrow.

Good God who dug up this thread? The funny part about this thread is that as soon as I saw it I knew exactly what I posted in it. I guess I could post an update to my post as well. I quit playing APA handicap as I said and played Masters only. That lasted exactly one session. There was one team...

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I'm not entirely positive, but I think all of them a fairly close to one another. In all honesty I'd go with how it hits, whether or not having a ferrule is important to you and the price. I have a Becue Prime M and love it. I'm considering getting a Cuetec Cynergy for my other cue. In all...

Didn't measure, but I doubt I could with simple calipers. The black was barely noticeable on the paper. I would probably have to use a laser mic at work to see if I took off a measurable amount

I believe I finally got the results I want. I went and picked up some wet dry sand paper going from 1500-7000 off Amazon for $9. I wet sanded with 3000, 5000 and 7000. The results were great. Now I'll see how it does playing compared to a sealed wood shaft

The only cue deal I've had that involved drama was on my end and it was my bank's fault. They issued a money order for more than they were allowed to. Thankfully everything worked out considering that I paid for it. I've never had a complaint on any sale thankfully. I over pack cues because...

Long waits are a killer. Keeping yourself occupied during waits is the key. I'd much rather grind through hours of non-stop matches than starting and stopping

I've never rolled any of my cues. It's just a superstition of mine. So far as I'm concerned, the cue I'm using is the straightest cue I've ever used