Brunswick Heirloom (Pool table Question)

[midnightpulp]

I have a near 30 year old 9 ft Brunswick Heirloom and I'm wondering about the table's reputation.

I never hear this model being mentioned. So I'd like to ask if it's known as a solid table.

My reason is, it's in poor shape with regard to felt, pockets, and rails. Slate seems fine. I'm thinking of sinking a grand into the table to get it in tip top shape. But if it's known to be a bad table, I rather put the money toward a GC or something.

Even in it's current condition, it still plays better than my friend's 3 year old box that is made by an unknown company.

Any feedback is appreciated.

 

[pdcue]

I have a near 30 year old 9 ft Brunswick Heirloom and I'm wondering about the table's reputation.

I never hear this model being mentioned. So I'd like to ask if it's known as a solid table.

My reason is, it's in poor shape with regard to felt, pockets, and rails. Slate seems fine. I'm thinking of sinking a grand into the table to get it in tip top shape. But if it's known to be a bad table, I rather put the money toward a GC or something.

Even in it's current condition, it still plays better than my friend's 3 year old box that is made by an unknown company.

Any feedback is appreciated.

If memory serves, you have a 'home table'.

My decision would certainly be to put the money towards
a GC - there are plenty of used ones on the market,
and the playability is far better than any of the Bruns
furniture or antq style tables.

You might get better info on the 'Talk to a Mechanic' section

Dale