12 point or 6 point?
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Kind of a 12 point. These are universal sockets that are designed to fit 4,6,12 point, rounded bolts, etc. Seem to be decent quality, work ok. I actually thought I was getting the Max Axxes, which is the through hole design. Didn't feel like shipping it back so I kept it. Comes in a plastic carrier so it's convenient to toss in the car if need be.
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Coup is fun with 3. Best with 4 or 5, and still not bad with 6 even though the best says up to 5 players. You could still have a great time with 3, but you probably will miss out on some of the deeper strategies that were intended for the game.
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If you're talking about the shotgun: 6mm .12's are just fine. If you want more accuracy some people suggested getting the heavier 6mm .20's.
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The size is the radius. A 6` order would result in the purchase of a 12` wide net, and this is larger than most states allow and is more difficult to cast.
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By US Youth Soccer standards 6'x18' is recommended up to U12 soccer players. 8'x24' is recommended up to U19 soccer play.With limited funds, I would buy the bigger goal. Refer to the following website for US Youth Soccer recommendations.http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/coaches/goalsizes/Hope this helps.
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It will hold either a #2 or a #4, but I always use a 4. A #6 would be way too large.
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i believe it is either 4 or 6... i am not sure but i know it was not less than 4. XOXOXOX, C
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Since I never owned the 6 or 4 I can't answer that one. Suggest you compare the units and choose one, personal preference.
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It has been awhile since I purchased this , but I believe the 400 points = $5. At the very least it was more then $3. However by using the conversion MS released 80 points = $1. You should get $5. Also you may want to know that any $ you get via point conversion expire one year after redemption.
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6 would be great. Used at son's 9th birthday party but used a bigger ball than comes with the set
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I would say 12-16pt type... it's pretty readable and as far as a label gun, this one is hands down the easiest one to load. well once you do it once then it is.
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That's the width of the tip itself. 12 mm is generally the size you'll need. For more professional uses, 12.5 and 13 mm are used for break and jump cues and 19 or 11mm are used for snooker. These tips work great for me as I have a 12mm cue with screw in tips. If you don't have the screw type, you can buy adapters for that, but I figure you have the screw in type if you asked the question. I chose the hard tip ones because they work better for my play style, but you may or may not want to use softer ones. So to answer your question since I've been babbling, more than likely you'll need the 12mm. That's the width of the tip itself. 12 mm is generally the size you'll need. For more professional uses, 12.5 and 13 mm are used for break and jump cues and 19 or 11mm are used for snooker. These tips work great for me as I have a 12mm cue with screw in tips. If you don't have the screw type, you can buy adapters for that, but I figure you have the screw in type if you asked the question. I chose the hard tip ones because they work better for my play style, but you may or may not want to use softer ones. So to answer your question since I've been babbling, more than likely you'll need the... » Read More That's the width of the tip itself. 12 mm is generally the size you'll need. For more professional uses, 12.5 and 13 mm are used for break and jump cues and 19 or 11mm are used for snooker. These tips work great for me as I have a 12mm cue with screw in tips. If you don't have the screw type, you can buy adapters for that, but I figure you have the screw in type if you asked the question. I chose the hard tip ones because they work better for my play style, but you may or may not want to use softer ones. So to answer your question since I've been babbling, more than likely you'll need the 12mm. « Show Less
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Roll 3 sixes for 600 points...all at one time! (3 fours = 400, 3 fives = 500, etc)... the 3 remaining dice must be a 1 or 5 or 3 of a kind in order to continue the turn. BUT, there are many ways to "add your own" game changes..."Farkel" is as explained. ( One thing we changed is 3 ones = 1000 pts, instead of 300, which is the same a 3 threes)...
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I'd say 5 at the most. Four going across and then one going the other direction. 6 may be possible if you don't mind having no room.
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Right now I coach U13 Girls, but I have been using 6 foot pop-ups for the last few years from ages 10-13. I would say stick to the 6ft or 8ft goals with size 4 or 5 balls. 4ft goals work well with size 3 to 4 balls.
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I would do the 12x6 as they should get to that size goal in 7U and for sure 8U.
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It depends on the people you are putting around it. I use this table for middle school and high school students and 10 is doable but kind of crammed. I would stick to 8.