Hey guys,

This listing is for this specific board. The pictures are of this exact board, check them out. You'll see that the first side of the board is fine. You can hang it, shoot on it, and at about the 17,000 darts thrown mark, think about rotating it. Then another 17,000 darts later, flip it to the back side.

The wires on the back started folding as they were being pressed into the wood. Have a close look at the pictures.

I'd say, just use the front of the board up as well as you can. After that, it'd be a judgement call on flipping it. Also, remember that these boards rotate, so take advantage of that.

I've had people call me up and tell me their board is worn out, and that it's time for a new one. When they describe the board they were shooting on, it turns out to be a Deco. They went out of business in '82. Some people do shoot darts, just not a lot of them. If you're one of those people, this piece would work for you.

17,000 darts is what we throw a year between the fall and spring leagues, and we'd rotate or flip the board at the year's end. I didn't count any of the tournaments, or practice/fun games during the year, so really, it's a low-ball estimate.

If you think you'd be able to provide the right home for this guy, let me know. I ask you cover shipping, which is running about $13.50 this time of year for the Mid-Atlantic. The price really jumps once you get to Florida or move out West. Thanks for looking,

- bob