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The Penguin Pro rails do change the pocket geometry from the factory geometry .

I got a Pierce with 3/8-11 it looks alot like that.

A professional doesn't get installed like a Pro-Am. It doesn't come mostly pre assembled like a Pro-Am if I remember right.

They still haven't even released them on their website yet.

Jim Pierce makes a nice cue.

Don't think that has been released yet.

The weight bolt in these would just look like a flat metal plate with two holes in it is believe. It might be hard to see or it might not have one.

Most installers on here recommend a machinist level as it's more accurate than a commercial level

Kinda looks like a 10" but might be a 8

Is this the recommended Starrett level? If so what would a good price be? It's at a local auction.

My guess is the weight bolt is loose.

I've got a Jim Pierce that I really like. Don't know what they are going for right now though.

One league I played it was judged by a chalk. If it was less than a chalk width away you had to shoot the ball at a 45 degree angle unless it was frozen then the shot was good .

Dufferin did

Looks like an old Dufferin joint. Maybe so imports used it too?

I don't think that at all. Sure they don't move around (which is a good thing) but the aren't that tight. Beside material will slightly stretch over time.

I think the best case interior is the JB interior.

Tell me something. I know there is a rule that prohibits ear buds in some tournaments but does it specify if basic ear plugs are allowed?

I've never wore a glove. I find wood shafts get more sticky and quicker than any carbon shaft I've used and my hands tend to sweat. My favorite is my Whyte Carbon that is the dull black color before they were bought by triple60.

Last I read Rasson pockets are the same geometry as the Diamond or close to but the Diamond has a deeper shelf which can hang more balls. The geometry of the Olhausens are off .