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Glenn, I notice you lowered the torque on some of the older tables to about 10 ft-lbs. Would that be the optimal torque for an old Gandy Big too? Thanks

Maybe for the same reason they buy nice expensive cues instead of just picking a good straight one off the wall. After all, we all know it's the Indian not the arrow.

One of the best shafts I have ever had came from Bill Mcdaniel's cull bin, it had a mineral mark just behind the a little bit. I couldn't care less and it was perfectly straight grain and very tight grained and played great

Ok here you go but you know now you are indebted to me

The ones from 95 would be first generation Moori tips not the Moori III like in the picture. The last I saw sell on here went for $60 per tip and didn't take that long. I also saw some first generation ones offered at $100 but I didn't notice them being actually sold.

The flyer on the first post says starts at 5 in Texas

I understand Bob but I've gotten so tired of trying to make people who can't play understand the double hit foul when they constantly swear they don't hit it twice. And I've gotten old and grumpy and don't feel like fooling with them. I'm going to leave it up to someone else.

He may have just not considered you a threat and was just going to ignore it. I've done that many times on a double hit foul because I knew they couldn't win anyway and I didn't want to deal the explanation of the foul.

An airplane just needs airflow across the wings whether it comes from the engines creating it or the wind blowing. If you tie a rope it is basically a kite https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPOtDPHjW-Y

He should get a pass just based on the entertainment value of his posts and the fact that with as many deals as he's had no one ever has a complaint.

Why, he can't win and all he's going to do is cause trouble trying to shark his opponents

I've got a nephew just waiting, but I plan to fool him and drink it as time goes on.

Since I'm seventy the 45 and the millions look pretty good

44x88 is a standard 8 foot table and 46x92 is an oversize 8 foot table. These are standard sizes

The four ball rule is set to cut down on what is called an up table game which may take a considerably longer time to finish but it also changes the game. Up table is what a lot of old time players consider 'real' one pocket. The more modern players are about run out pool and not the strategy...

That's just shaft wood in the rough

Lou, you don't understand, Kamui tips don't mushroom because they are the Kamui chalk, so good you don't actually have to use them just have them in you case and you'll never miscue or miss another shot

I'm going up on Tuesday and coming home on Thursday, want to catch the Hall of Fame banquet

I'll be going up on Tuesday and coming home on Thursday. I always like to go to the one pocket hall of fame banquet

Mine is the three page fold out with a price list on the back. I'm really not interested in selling now as it's the only one I have. It's a little ragged too, was punched to go in a ring binder and has seen some wear.