American Style Dartboard - Basswood, A.B.D.A. Approved (Shooter's Board)

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Hey guys,
I have some dartboards for sale. These I've graded as "B". They have a cosmetic blemish - specifically in the area of the gap between the insert or target area and the frame. You can check out the pictures.
The blade I use for this cut is 2/32" wide. You can see from the "reveal the blemish" photo that there are sections of the cut that are 3/32" wide. Hence, it's a "B grade".
I consider it a bit unsightly coming out of the box, and but not really noticeable on the wall, for what it's worth.
So . . .
Would I use this board for my dart league?
- absolutely. the blemish DOES NOT affect gameplay. it's just not as pretty as the other girls. also, it reveals itself on the "unboxing", but once you put it into use it fades into the background.
Would I run a tournament on this board?
- Yes, for the same reasons I just gave.
Will the target area fall out of the frame?
- Oh hell no. You need a hacksaw to make that happen. I have a video on that if you're interested.
Should I buy this for someone for as a present?
- if that someone is YOU, YES, just push buy, save a few bucks and put them towards darts or beer.
If that someone is not you, probably not. Really there are two types of dartboard unboxings.
One where the person says "This will look so good hanging on my wall!" and
One where the person says "I can't wait to throw darts!"
If your person is in the first group - and let's be honest, many people are - this isn't going to deliver the goods unfailingly. So don't buy it as a present for them.
If your person is in the second group, yes. This will get you shooting darts and the board is fine, there are no wires are bent or missing.  It's new in the shrink-wrap, there are no holes in it. You're good to go.
I ship everyday. I do ask you cover the shipping, which is usually , but can really jump up if you are out west (I'm in PA).
Thanks for looking, send me any questions you have.
Happy Darting,
- bob the dart guy