Here is a diagram of what I using as reference when looking at "bottom of ball" I use those points as a vertical axis in aiming. The bottom of the ball gives me a repetitive (easy to see) reference for aiming. L=Left C=Center R=Right
For this shot I used a visual of L point of CB to R point of OB.....keeping the cue straight on that vertical axis come up and apply a little low....the cue ball can be from almost straight on to off angle (I am not sure how many degrees and it still works)
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I am not sure if there is any "math" behind this shot...but the method works and makes a preceptionally hard shot pretty simple
The "L" and "R" points change with different head heights.
But as shown they're about at the centerball and quarterball points on the CB's equator, so shooting the CB's "L" at the OB's "R" would be a half ball hit - a 30° cut.
Sorry to hear about your horse.
Mine is a Hobby horse, of course. He doesn't jump so well but I can lead with either hand.
You know Ronnie says he can shoot a 147 with the other hand. He hasn't done it in competition but his creditability is good with me. Have you seen Efren shooting with the other hand? I have and it's identical. Not many people can do that.....switch hands that is......Well being All American and all, I realize that The Majority Rules. So I endeavor to follow the rules. I do by religious principle try to change them if and when I can. So if logic is against the rules......you can rule the fool. Hopefully I, uh Please Lord Login to view embedded media
Very nice Jim Pierce butterfly and full slice snooker cue for sale.
Ash and Ebony full splice with butterfly splices accenting the butt of the cue.
Naturally balanced at 19.1 oz.
57.5" in length.
11.75 mm where the shaft wood meets the black Phenolic ferule.
Leather bumper.
This is a handcrafted work of art and truly is a very fine piece to say the least.
