Previously (80's and 90's) I played with a lot of Meucci's, Joss, and some other more mass produced cues. I quit playing for a long time and started back a few months ago. I started reading about the different cue makers in Wichita and found this one on the route66cues site. These pics are from that site as he is a better photographer than I am. I really liked many of the Muecci cues I had and I especially liked and still own a Joss, but this one will probably end up costing me a ton in the long run. Beginning of an addiction.
8 ball tournaments on 7 foot tables often take too long, and can ruin the entire event.
A 7 foot table with 15 balls is allot of congestion for an average player.
Why not try this, like short rack one pocket.
Rack ten balls and put the 11th ball on the bottom in line with the head ball.
Events would require less time and tables would open up for play later in the day for gambling, or the regulars that want to drink/eat/knock balls around.
Why not try it.
Winners side full rack losers side short rack Saratoga is good, but takes too much time to explain and KIS with pool players always works best. The traditional eight ball rack is triangular, so making it an Apex shape kinda takes away from the classic version.
I have not had good luck with Royal Oak.
I love the box and the price.
The tips I have purchased were for house cues in places that don't care.
Some worked out but at least half, seemed to soft.
Dusty when being worked on the lathe and even when weted were grabbing the cutter and tearing.
It could have been the batch?
