Accu-Racks and the US Open

The Renfro

The Renfro

Outsville.com
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Currently we are busting our tails on all of our products as we start to ramp up production... Hoping to be in a commercial building and retreating from the siege of my home soon....

Our Accu-Rack Diamond 9 template is the official rack of the US Open this year... It's the 40th Anniversary and we are very pleased to be included in one of the biggest events in the world....

The Open will be played with the Diamond 9 template... The 9 on the spot... An 18" breakbox and 3 balls past the side....

To date I have handed templates to ALL of the professional players I have ran into since the Expo, I slept Efren huge whoops..... So they could practice with them prior to the event.....

I will offer free templates to any of the professional players that sign up for the Open so they don't walk in never having used them....

If you sign up or know someone who will be playing simply email me at Outsville@hotmail.com and I will get templates out to you if it will be a valid entry. Joe Plumber from BFE probably won't work as I do have the lists of prior players going back several years.....

If YOUR room is hosting a qualifier let me know and we will send templates out to you....

Everything Outsville makes is an effort to make the game better... I am a player first and always... and we hope to help make this US Open the best ever....

Chris Renfro
 
bumping in case someone missed it who will be signing up or knows someone who has or will be.....
 
Yet again, you show how much you care about the game and the players. Offering free accu racks to the players is a sign of your loyalty to the game above profit.
I'm an Outsville fan for life.

These racks really do make the game more enjoyable, both to play and to watch for obvious reasons.

I expect rave reviews from the tournament players to cause a ripple effect and push the use of accu rack into other major tournaments.
 
I finally got a chance to use the rack I got from you at SBE, I like how it handles different sized balls better than the MagicRacks I have (I have the older clear ones for 9 ball and 10 ball as well as the black CSI models), and the fact that it opens up the break more like a standard wood rack does. I remember you were telling me that it does not wire up the corner ball like the MR does and you are right, it's more of a standard, but easy to setup tight rack.

One thing that is an issue is that the stored racks in the tube curl up quite a bit even after being used for a while, I had to stick my Accu-Rack in the flat case the Magic Rack came in so it's not curling up on me.
 
Got my racks today Chris.

Testing them out tomorrow on 9, 10 and 8 ball.

Thanks for the fast service. :smile:

Been using the original magic rack for the last 10 years, the ole girl finally bit the dust. :(

John
 
hang-the-9 said:
One thing that is an issue is that the stored racks in the tube curl up quite a bit even after being used for a while, I had to stick my Accu-Rack in the flat case the Magic Rack came in so it's not curling up on me.
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I just roll it in the opposite direction each time I return the rack back to it's sleeve/tube. It doesn't come out perfectly flat but it's not "curled up" either. In any case, it flattens out after it's used for a couple of games.
 
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