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Forgot to mention. Make sure your recessed pocket screws are tight.

Your pocket looks to be trimmed properly on the top lip. However, from there downward, you need to trim it back a bit to fit flush and parallel with the back edge of the pocket facing. After that, your pocket's memory will still cause it to fit proud of the areas noted. The best solution...

No, sir. Trent posted a page from the manual identifying the correct bolt size. I was just wanted to ascertain if you saw that before continuing with the longer bolts. Apologies for not being clearer.

Just a warning. Did you sent Trent's GC3 installation manual in his post above??

Got a reply from a good source that he figures about 1963. Back in 2012 when I was soaking up all the Gold Crown info I could find, the evidence pointed toward my GC1 being a '63, as well. So, unless something else pops up, my case is closed.

Does anyone know or have a pretty good idea of what year the GC1s changed from the full length rail extrusion to a series of six inch extrusions? Thanks for any info. jfred

Try shooting the cue ball as hard as you can from the head to the foot rail and count how many times it rebounds the length of the table. Anything more than two complete trips, up and back, (4 table lengths) is in the ball park.

Jeff @ 214-298-3689. In the area and has a great rep. I've used him three times. Prompt, honest, and does good work. His crew is clean cut and knows their biz. Tell him Joe from Edom recommended him to you.

Did someone post on here not long ago, that a K66 measures 2 inches from the cushion nose to the point where the cloth exits the feather strip and K55 measures 2 1/8? I have tried to find that post, but can't. So pardon me if the topic has been discussed before. Thanks. jfe

Trent, were those high end Superspeeds always K-55?

What cushion profile did Brunswick use on their home tables in the 1990's? Thanks for any info.

One last try.

Does anyone know when Gold Crown I's changed from the full length rail extrusions to the six inch versions? At this point, I am convinced it was prior to 1967.

What I have are screenshots from their catalogs in the early sixties. The catalogs are from the Brunswick web page. In order to post a screenshot on this forum, they ask for the URL of the screenshot.

I have a couple of screenshots regarding early GC sizes, but can't figure out how to post them.

I may have misused the term archives. I got that table size info from a Brunswick catalog from either 1962 or 1964. Those catalogs are in digital form on the Brunswick webpage.

No, I don't recall considering the numbers on the castings. I'm thinking that around 2010 when I was refurbing that table that the opinion on this site was that the adjustable feet were available by '63. That and the 1961 installation manual were probably in my thinking. But, my table does...

Does anyone know for sure when 8 foot Pro tables were offered in the Gold Crown 1 series? I see in Brunswick's archives that the 1961 catalog showed 44 x 88 and 50 x 100. I do know with some certainty that my OS-8 was present in the original owner's house in 1967, but the source of that info...

Reloading Supplies Where are you located? Thanks. jfe