[ghostdd9]

It only shows with a Brunswick logo but nothing else. Has drop pocket inside each leg. Frame and legs are metal.

[Lawnboy77]

Definitely a Brunswick Manhattan. A pretty cool table.


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[garczar]

Originally Posted by ghostdd9

It only shows with a Brunswick logo but nothing else. Has drop pocket inside each leg. Frame and legs are metal.

Full retail is TWENTY GRAND. For a Chinese-built, assembled-n-boxed in US table. No thanks.

[ghostdd9]

Originally Posted by Lawnboy77

Definitely a Brunswick Manhattan. A pretty cool table.


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Thank you! Is this model no longer being produced or somehow, why can't I found this information from brunswick's official website?

[Lawnboy77]

Originally Posted by ghostdd9

Thank you! Is this model no longer being produced or somehow, why can't I found this information from brunswick's official website?

I don’t know for sure if they are still making those, but it would appear that they are not. I was wondering the same and noticed that they aren’t listed on their website as available, so I’ll go out there on a limb and say whatever they have left in show rooms is probably all that is left.

I never have played on one of those and was wondering what kinda sound is produced when you fire one in a corner pocket with those metal tubes underneath?


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[garczar]

Originally Posted by Lawnboy77

I don’t know for sure if they are still making those, but it would appear that they are not. I was wondering the same and noticed that they aren’t listed on their website as available, so I’ll go out there on a limb and say whatever they have left in show rooms is probably all that is left.

I never have played on one of those and was wondering what kinda sound is produced when you fire one in a corner pocket with those metal tubes underneath?


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