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You asked for "Best", but need cheap. By a 39" rod case from Bass Pro and modify it for your needs.

These are the good old days. Still plenty of action. You just got old.

Working as an on-demand hot shot courier, I had this one stop where I was moving a dozen or so boxes and a very nice acoustic guitar from this woman's home to an apartment across town. Pickup and dropoff locations under same name. I loaded all the boxes in the back of my pickup and was making...

Doubt they are stolen. Wouldn't display them all at once on a public site. Dude is still making money.

In cue ball only fouls, not a foul unless you move a ball with the cue ball or the hand holding the cue ball, or move multiple balls.

Yes, in TAP, you have the option of where the accidentally moved ball remains at rest or restored to original position. As far as your opponent changing shots and placement of CB, this is permitted.

Hey new guy, very nice, but you may want to review the rules on bumping.

Definitely splitting hairs, as their registered trademark is prominently displayed near the joint with the Lucky and Star name.

What rule set. APA it is on you to replace the moved ball. No option.

Brilliant! Dude wearing a tee shirt of a holster company that went tits up and effed over their customers. I'll take two. Where do I send the money? :rolleyes:

Owners. You're good.

I saw what looked like three Klings, some antique with Queen Anne legs, a Centennial or Anniversary and a 3 cushion table, in addition to the many Diamonds.

As cool as this is, I really wish people would not share it with the world.

Because the strains are so much more potent now.

Gabriel

I bought a used cue here on AZB of a respected custom builder. I paid what I felt was a very reasonable price. I contacted the builder and was quoted a complete refinish and wrap where my total investment would be 1/3 the price if the builder sold the same cue again. A couple years later I...

Still got it, though.

Yes.

You should review the Fair Credit Billing Act. 60 days from the statement date, which is always later than the transaction date.

My guess is not a lot of people will travel to Michigan to pay cash only for MSRP from a secondary market that has no McDermott lifetime warranty. YMMV