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I didnt plan on going, but woke up and just did it. I read about Oscar’s set.

Ha! We got lucky. We are at Griff's this past Sunday during the US Open 10-ball, and my buddy put his name up and got a table within a couple of minutes. I ended up playing more pool on a 7' Diamond than I have in 8 years!!!

It for sure isn't dead in Tampa Bay. I was at Brewlands in Clearwater last week, and every table ( about 18 7' Diamonds and 11 9' Diamonds) were in use. All the small tables were used by leagues. I had estimated well over 100 players. I have about 12 pool halls within 30 minute drive of me...

Old thread, but in case it comes up, don’t anyone call this an Acme thread. 1993 is when Evan introduced that pin, which was made to more tight tolerance, using CNC turning. It’s bullet-nosed piloted Schon undersized 5/16-14, and it fits all other Schon shafts of that thread. Someone...

Correct. Only the 7-ball. I believe Jerry Briesath created 7-ball.

$85 in my opinion is a steal for one pocket players. I remember when people were saying that $45 was too expensive for SMS and W1P when they first came out decades ago. Then they kicked themselves when they were out of stock.

Looks good to me!

He is years away. He received his Green Card reportedly in 2023. He’ll be eligible for citizenship in 2028 unless he marries a US Citizen.

I am a naturalized US citizen myself, and I am intimately knowledgeable about the current process as I’m currently in the process as a sponsor for one of my direct reports. What you COPIED AND PASTED is all nice and good, but it’s not a 1 1/2 to 2 years process, in case that’s the takeaway...

Maybe Fargo follow the person’s address. @mikepage ?

The WNT do it because it is a Matchroom entitiy. Matchroom do it in order to fill a somewhat competitive American team for Mosconi Cup. They changes the wording of their Mosconi Cup bylaws to allow permanent residents.

He is not naturalized yet. Only the WNT is putting the American Flag next to his name (and other associations that might not have a clue how immigration works). I love that he is embracing America and working towards citizenship, like Thorsten and Allison have, but he’s years away from...

I believe it would (assuming you meant “equal density” or something to that effect)

The speed of the transverse wave propogation of a typical wound filament carbon fiber shaft is going to be significantly faster than a maple wood shaft, all other things being equal. If that is the question. For future discussion… On its own, a carbon fiber shaft won’t have less squirt than...

The ding resistance is a strong reason. I pulled a nearly new 314 shaft out to hit balls, and within a rack there was the slightest ding in the shaft that suddenly was my main focus. Ugh..

For all those looking for lowest squirt shaft, here’s a reminder that seems to escape people. If you add a fiber pad, you increase squirt. Adding two pads does an an amazing thing. But one is enough to change everything.

Well, maybe you’ll randomly spend the money on a random poster’s random thoughts. Meucci’s Kielwood shaft, whatever it’s called. Oh, I never hit with one, so it’s all theoretical. Freddie <~~~ literally stays at Holiday Inn Expresses.

Ditto

Exactly