JR Boucicaut

When I spoke to Steve at first, $16k was the number mentioned. We have a follow up call - just trying to get it scheduled.

We will be hosting MSH Fallfest on Sat October 2 in Metro Detroit! Registration is open and you can sign up here: Thank you for supporting MSH!

That was totally awesome of you to do!

Nope. Prosharp took the machine back.

I should have the Pro Shop back up and running in a month or so.

I remember about 10 years ago there was a first responder tournament in Orlando and we had a team from Edmonton coming in asking for 5/16" - up there that could work for them but definitely not in FL. They all changed (and won) the tournament.

When I worked there, I did not have any 16 year old employees, nor did everyone in the store sharpened. The most I ever had was 6 sharpeners out of a staff of 25 - roughly 25% of the staff. It was the only way to maintain quality control. But I was the exception, not the rule. It’s truly a blessing that I’m no longer there. I can’t see myself still there if I had the opportunity to. My skill set wouldn’t have been appreciated. And from what I’ve been told, it’s a breeze to swap wheels/hollows on the FireBall.

I spoke to Steve a few weeks ago about it. We’ll sit down on a video call soon for a live demo. Steve’s a pretty tall guy, but it doesn’t seem that big to me.

It's going to be different - there'll be more info soon, but with fall weather, more outdoor stuff can be done - so for people who have come to previous Winterfests, they will see a side of Detroit that they normally don't.

Absolutely - just saw where you're located and there a few people in that area who should be driving in for this.

Mike - we'd love to see you! The hope is that in October you'll be able to cross over!

Yeah, aluminum‘s completely different.

Busch sticks (Sher-Wood Carbone, Itech/Busch Balance, Graf Laser) didn't have hollow shafts - they were filled, but a completely different manufacturing process. Other than the TPS Adrenaline, which had a vibration-dampening insert in the shaft, every high-end stick was hollow.