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Ronnie did the same in a long run when playing the three ball when he was badly treed by the five ball. ;) As for the OP technique, I...

Also not permitted in BCA/CSI rules. Here is an innovative bridge approach from snooker.

It depends. If playing under WPA rules, no. "the cue must be supported by the head of the bridge." 1.4 Player's Use of Equipment The...

Well it's obvious that you either don't aim right or you don't hit the point of aim, and this is usually a stroke issue.

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I've been on this forum since 2006... I did disappear for about 15 years since 2010... Before 2006 I used to be on Seybert's forum, it...

Did some digging and it does looks like Longoni were one of the first production brands that made an extension. It also seems that the...

poolmanis on azb ran a 147 with a pool cue:

Last time I saw Archer play in person was at the 2010 World Teams Championship, he was on the table next to me, nobody back then used...

Interesting. I consider myself an equipment buff, I'm surprised I didn't know about them back then, I don't recall seeing them in any...

He does when feels needed, all option are good tools to have and master

I don't remember seeing any use of cue extension in pool at all up until I quit the game and stopped following what's going around in...

cues extensions have been around longer than that, they've been used by snooker players for many years, both screw-on and slip-on types

another example, you have an all maple cue, but cut into the forearm ebony points and inlays, and add a metal joint like the classic...

let's say the cue is made from ebony or other heavy wood for the forearm, and then a light wood like maple for the handle section, and...