if gloves are legal, just cover the offending spot on the pocket with a spare glove. Or if getting real picky, remove your glove for the shot, cover the offending spot, then put your glove back on and continue.

straightline said:

What if it's left there and a ball is pocketed in that pocket regardless of interference or in another pocket entirely?

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The player is responsible for any equipment he brings to the table. If a ball were to hit it, it would be a foul.


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Bob Jewett said:

Would this be useful for other than US players? If it is only US players who have a problem there, it seems like it should be their national federation that takes care of it.

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It is interesting to see that the BCA is slowly starting to take steps to also look like a national federation of late and not just a trade organization.

NevadaP said:

Yep, 22 Hornet, 222 Remington (2), 223 (4), 22-250 (2), 220 Swift and of course, the 50+ 22 and 17 rimfires.

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I agree with you on the .222 Remington and or a .223 , then I jump up a bit to a .6 mm to a .25-06 Remington the last two are for when the wind is really howling out there ha ha

skor said:

Pictures!

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So I'm weird, I don't like to take photos of makers cues that I'm not buying. It feels like something someone would do to rip off their designs instead of just buying the cue.

Now vintage and used cues I'll snag photos of, but not new stuff.

Here are some pics of that new PK I picked up.