Recent content by Runnintable

Tournament Play - know the rules. If tournament states mark pocket of game ball then mark the pocket. Maybe never concede and/or receive a concession - play the game to the end period. My thoughts as a player is I do not expect my opponent to give me a concession and I do not request one...

I would like to see a pic with the cap off the pin

Tiger tips that I have recently used have been great - no issues. The ONYX and SNIPER are the ones I have used.

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I prefer not to collect a cue if its is not a player.

no that is not what I am saying. Tiger Onyx and Sniper work well w/ CF. For reference you can see what they are putting on their own CF shafts. Darren Appleton also has new tip that they are producing for his line - but I have no experience with those...yet. they are called Nitro - just resently...

Tiger has a few tips that work very well.

they have a new bar box but it is not considered a GC 7 platform, that will only be available in 8' or 9' see another thread from this years EXPO w/ Brunswick's video. the Bar box I saw being used for Ultimate pool does have some GC styling though.

at one of the Ultimate Pool Tournaments they were using one for TV table

I have a 30" Tiger Fortis shaft coming to pair with my Tiger cue. will give it a go.

Has anyone seen benefits from going from 29" to 30" shaft length. I am considering a purchase of new shaft and have that option. would be coupled to a standard length butt that is approximately 29".

Old thread might start new one since a lot of new materials on market….specifically carbon fiber. seems MFG and retail sites on web like Seyberts offer shafts at 29 and 30’’ I am contemplating getting a new shaft for a tiger cue I have, so deciding on specs. Am leaning on a tiger LD ‘Fortis‘...

I used to bring that book with me to the pool hall.

Play a rack, maybe once a week or as often as needed to correct the "jumps". Shoot the rack - where you shoot every ball and do not get up until cue ball stops moving. Obviously this is an over exaggeration of staying down but works nice too reinforce good practices of staying down on shot.