Just curious what the original Target Pool by Kim Davenport goes for nowadays.
Target Pool (original)
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Iwishiwasrich
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Can you still buy the original? I think it went digital. It was a good tool and fun too.
Somewhere around $100 but I don’t see them go by very often. There are apps that are about the same thing.
You can buy essentially the same thing at BullsEye Billiards:
bullseyebilliards.com
Here is the first of twelve videos that demonstrate all the Target Pool shots:
Pool & Billiard Training Aids
Learn pool faster with Bullseye Billiards. Professional cue ball positioning drills, practice progress tracking app, and step-by-step video instruction for players at every level.
bullseyebilliards.com
Here is the first of twelve videos that demonstrate all the Target Pool shots:
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boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
Outsville has "On the Money." I'd imagine you could use that target with the original rules.
Maybe more than $100. I have the game in mint condition but not interest in selling. Sadly the clubhouse boys do not want to play….. I might just leave it on my home table and work out with it
Quite possibly -- I don't think they made thousands of them.
I think at this point it is interesting only to collectors who want the original game with all its parts. The information is available publicly and the target is easy enough to make from a large sheet of paper. I think sales on Ebay are fairly rare, so without a market it is hard to set a market value. There is a site called Worthpoint that has recorded sales of at least 10 sets, but you have to be a member to see the info.
8intheside
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Save yourself some money. Go to Walmart, they have paper targets for gun shooting. Perfect for doing drills for cueball control.