Improve your game - AcCueShot Billiard Training and Practice Device

[DMaurer]

Improve your game by improving your aim with the AcCueShot Target Practice Device.

AcCueShot™ is a small electronic device that is placed on the far rail of a billiards table. On the front of the AcCueShot™ device is an illuminated target bar for the player to aim at. On the face of the AcCueShot™ device are three indicators: center-bullseye, left-arrow and a right-arrow. The player stands at the opposite side of the billiards table and then aims and shoots the cue ball at the AcCueShot™ target bar. Utilizing its infrared optics and microprocessor, AcCueShot™ calculates where the cue ball hit the rail with respect to the target bar and illuminates the appropriate indicator; left-arrow if left of target, right-arrow if right of target and bullseye if on target. In addition, AcCueShot™ has a built-in speaker that will emit a unique sequence of tones for each condition (left, right and bullseye hits).

See AcCueShot in action here.

BUY HERE: www.AcCueShot.com. $80 (Free shipping)

 

[ipoppa33]

Jeez, I wonder where I could buy one of these magical devices? You wouldn't have one for sale would you?
GLWYS

 

[DMaurer]

They're available on the AcCueShot.com website.

 

[ipoppa33]

You have an listing on the for sale page- https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/accueshot-billiard-training-practice-device.581441/

 

[DMaurer]

Yes. I also wanted to post on the Main forum to catch the attention of players that might not look on the For Sale page.

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

Hasn't this device been around for a long, long time?

 

[DMaurer]

Yes, I invented it almost 20 years ago and am still selling them. Still getting very positive feedback from users.

 

[DMaurer]

Would love to hear feedback from any AcCueShot users out there.

 

[nataddrho]

Do you have a model that fits under the cushion instead of on top?

 

[DMaurer]

Do you have a model that fits under the cushion instead of on top?

No, nothing that fits under the rail. The base of the AcCueShot sits on the solid portion of the rail and is cantilevered over the rubber edge so when the cue ball strikes the edge of the rail it will not cause the device to move.

 

[DMaurer]

AcCueShot uses infrared optics to detect where the cue ball hits the rail with respect to its center target line. It will work with both straight-on shots as well as shots that come in at an angle. It will work with any size cue ball.