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Jay - here's an old thread I looked up because I recalled the Medalist was a solid frame. It was far more similar to the GC than the Centurion. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/brunswick-medalist-vs-gold-crown.163590/

Commercial tables aren't built with plywood and particle board. Not sure what you mean? If you're happy fine but too many people try to justify things that aren't true. I see it all the time with weapon quality.

I had a 92 Lincoln town car for a few years and it drove nothing like a Ford much less a Maverick. (y)

I owned a Medalist and for a home table it was pretty nice. I like my GC1 better though. Clearly more solid.

I've got room for my 9 ft gold crown in a family room type area but if building an addition or extension would definitely opt to spend a little extra for a 1/2 bath and small kitchen area. Essentially, a self contained room that guys don't need to leave when they are over. Makes it much easier...

Consider an Escort Service or Strip Club and throw a few bar boxes in it.

I'd get a Gold Crown but I already have a Gold Crown.

It's the Indian not the table.

Someone didn't get their nap.

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Agreed on the stream, terrible. I saw more commercials than pool after restarting a 1/2 dozen times.

Yeah...utube and internet snipers abound from their hide holes. What your video's represent are wholesome, informative, and descriptive. A little humor is indicative of intelligence so I'm not surprised there are a few folks that can't get over themselves. Your production quality is excellent...

Dave - thanks for the focus and recognizing the need to continue reinforcing certain themes. That's a teaching quality sometimes rare. (y) Just as important, the corny sound effects were awesome! :ROFLMAO:

lol...

(y) Been in our house +30 years, it was a new build. Before kids = Brunswick Medalist 9'. With kids, it was gone for 20 years. After kids grown = GC1 9'.

I'm thinkin' it's an early Ned Morris cue.

But the reason you aren't hiring someone to disaasemble, move next door, and re-install is only because you think it will take awhile to figure out where it needs to sit in the room?? I am sure that should be the easiest part of all this. I know you only have MAYBE a couple choices as to...

I don't get anything out of you doing it yourself or having an experienced professional do it for you. But in life I have learned the first time I've done something new, it wasn't my best work. Ever. Two trips? I guess but you're not paying twice for a set-up. The travel time is 40 miles...

Yes you can and probably would. I don't understand that real issue unless you're trying to save money which can be dangerous and costly when you don't know what you're doing. How big is the room that you can't figure out where the table needs to sit? A couple tape measures and maybe masking...

That's a guy that isn't gettin' any.