Randall53

I have a C. L. Bailey and it's been and still is a great table. From the pics on their website, the Kincaid looks to be as well made as the Bailey. Things I'd recommend is it has to have all wood box and frame, no MFD crap anywhere. Metal reinforcement at the corners with bolts and not screws. 1" slate with wood backing. The Kincaide table they show in their photos looks just like the Bailey I have in all these areas. Maybe better actually. Like I said, mine is 10 years old and plays like the day I bought it. Those prices are really good IMO, especially the Keaton they show. I gave 2200 for mine installed 10 years ago and that table looks really nice for that price judging from the pics mind you. And IF it is all wood built like the one in their website pics.

I haven't used them, but I just looked at their website. That is definitely what you're looking for and is very similar to the place here in Chattanooga I bought mine at (All South Billiards), and who installed mine originally and then moved mine when I changed houses. they do it all the time for a living. Also, I saw they charge $350 for moving with original felt. That's dead on price wise.   One more thing. Most places will have a variety of cloth for the top and rails. I went cheap on mine, but it only lasted about a year. Next time I went with Brunswick Centennial felt. It's amazing. Expensive, but amazing. It takes spin very well, has great speed, and you could spill a coke on it, wipe it down with a paper towel and keep playing. It's made with teflon coated fibers. It puts Simonis in the shade. LOL

I have one and have had it about 10 years. All 8 ft tables are now made with a 3 piece slate system. Slate is the only way to go. Craiglist is an excellent source. I do use the heck outta mine, but most people don't. They buy it and it sits after a few months. If you buy one from a retailer, make sure it's a reputable game table retailer and that the price includes moving and installing. If you get one on Craigslist, be sure to add $350 or so to have it professionally moved. Disassembly is REQUIRED for a 8 ft 3 piece slate table or it can be damaged. you don't want the slate to crack from moving it assembled. I've had mine moved once and had it done by a pro. It took them about an hour to take it down, then they moved it to my new house, then about 2 hours to re-assemble reinstall the felt and level it correctly. I would NEVER try to move one without having it taken down and re-assembled. You're looking at about 700+ lbs for a good quality slate top table.

I had a septic tank at my old house I lived in 5 years ago. I lived there about 10 years and had it pumped out 1 time. A plumber friend of mine says he believes this anti-bacterial hand soup and dishwasher soup everybody uses today is really bad for a septic tank. He thinks it kills the bacteria necessary for a septic tank to work, especially if it's not replaced on a regular basis with Rid X or some similar product, but is not a problem for sewer systems. That does make sense to me. After I had mine pumped at the other house, I used Rid X every month and had no further issues.

  +1 on both companies.

Yep....and sold out at 8:09.

chicken or turkey absolutly doesn't belong in any kind of tomato based food, it's just grose to me.   Chicken or turkey either one with tomatoes sounds gross. Add pasta and that just doubles it.  :puke:

  LOL....yep. I was expecting a "What's that noise?" joke.

I saw much better prices than that at the gun show a couple of weekends ago. If that tells ya anything.

It doesn't matter who you are or what skin color you have, you attack an LEO, then run, then turn around and rush him, you are gonna have a bad day and it just might be your last bad day as it was for MB.  It's pretty obvious he had a bad attitude and a bad temper he could not control and it got him killed.

It was down for some time this morning. It is working now though.

Oh Yeah...!!!! That's my 'ol standby too rugerla1!! Especially the old vanilla bean Mayfields. I don't know if they still make that or not.

Hmmm.....Butter pecan. My dad loved that stuff. I've not thought about it in years. I'll be get'n me some of that stuff soon. Along with more of the German Chocolate Cake.

  Yep...and it's found on a lot of posts across the internet gun forums also.

I suppose the key words to the article however, is "Russians who legally own firearms...."       http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/11/dean-weingarten/russia-changes-law-allow-guns-carried-self-defense/

I might give the $100 they'll probably be selling for in a year or two after the idea of utter failure sets in with Taurus. Just to have...

Are the slides and barrel etc interchangeable between Gens?  I mean like a Gen 3 and a Gen 2?

I thought I'd post this to help us with our Glocks. It sure helped me out.

It's impossible, it seems, for a democrat official to admit that their actions or laws passed have resulted in any kind of negative outcome in this country.

Wow...and some people say we don't have enough gun laws.  :wall:

Thanks for the replies.  These are in perfect condition, but I don't think they're gonna bring anything either.  I may just use these to start collecting old ammo. seems like a cheap hobby...LOL

  That thought crossed my mind when I read you other post that he was fired, though I hoped it was true. This shows how little the management company values customers or in fixing problems caused by their employees.

Just wait until the Magnetic polls flip..~!!!!! :panic:   http://www.foxnews.com/science/2014/10/21/earth-magnetic-field-could-flip-in-our-lifetime/

I think that knife is really beautiful. The sheath you made fits it well. Great JOB to knife maker and sheath maker!!!