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I'm guessing that a commission was his for the asking and he was probably offered the opportunity. But as a draftee he would have to have added a few years to his 2-year obligation. Probably didn't want to do that.

Lassiter did this against Cisero Murphy during a tournament at the Golden Cue in Queens, NY in 1966. It seemed to unnerve Murphy and Lassiter won the tournament.

Most of you have time yet. I was seventy before I had my first home table.

Many places are short of this. I believe people are realizing just how good this chalk is.

Subscribed, thanks.

Agree completely. Cleanest chalk out there and lasts a very long time.

So was this guy: http://lawnchairpilot.com/

I also just returned to the game after a VERY long time. I was banging balls around on a new home table not sure of what I was doing right or wrong. I recently took a couple of lessons from an instructor from the below organization and it has made a world of difference. Learned a few things that...

Will never be able to afford a true Balabushka but to satisfy the desire I settled for a recent Balabushka GB6.

Samuel Clemens would wink.

45 is the best I can do.

The notches for cues on the arms. The height of the chair. Looks like a luxury version of the chairs found in pool halls for a very long time.

Have not seen "Pajama Boy" in a long time.

Good choice and a great price. Good luck.

Good choice. I know cue selection is not always a beauty contest but the Ikon 4-1 and 4-5 look great with a Revo shaft. That's important to some people and not so much to others.

Which Ikon model are you looking at?

Beautiful combination.

I use Taom Pyro chalk and never find chalk on the red measles ball. I bought a black measles ball (individually) from the Tournament Black set and that one is made with Duramith. It stays just as clean and I like the black measles better that the red ones.

Not being argumentative, just curious for your perspective. If you've ever played with the Aramith Tournament do you find the Arcos II a C-note+ better than the Tournament set?

I think the most reasonable is to be driven by both price AND quality. Are the Arcos II balls worth $110.00 more than the Aramith Tournament set in your opinion? https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/aramith-16-piece-super-tournement-billiard-ball-set-amh10007.html