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Depends: Stiffness of the shaft Tightness of the bridge - closed vs open Tight or loose grip - forcing the push vs throwing the cue without gripping Hardness or softness of the tip - hard recovers compression faster than a soft tip All in all a couple of milliseconds.

Try this original Salux system.

True. I look at where the contact point on the object ball and where that point is in relation to the edge or center of the OB. Find the same relationship on the cue ball - it's a matter of proportions.

Over 7,000 hits.

Rest in Peace great One.

Alan Hopkins poking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8Fi7dpjqUg

Dominant eye helps?

This CP2CP system might help. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=412435&highlight=cp2cp

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Have you tried this one for free? http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=412435&highlight=CP2CP

"Edge - refers to the horizon of the balls" The sun rises and set on the horizon...I would say the equator on balls. I bought and love your rugged cloth case/s.

I agree but that's just how I see things.

Aim and hit dead center CB to center OB

Step 3 requires a parallel shift of the cue that can be difficult for you must move the bridge so that the tip is now at center CB and at the same time the grip hand must move the same distance to the side. If one doesn't, it may result in a slight overcut. This is similar to CP2CP aiming that...

Try free Snipit. http://downloadsf.com/61778212us/ddl/82585/XdlMLYwdYXkiXFeKiuTQZPTiUPhcmHTdVFZnFKeZupXeRRqjBX?ax=mr&b_adgroupid=4535110463&b_adid=10745272319&b_bidmatchtype=bb&b_campaignid=240545360&b_device=c&b_match=b&b_orderitemid=84258810860

I don't have Microsoft Office on this laptop. Can you post a picture? Thanks

0ver 5,000 hits exceeds your expectation. Use stick aiming. - Place your stick over the center of the CB in line with the center of the pocket/target - Observe where the that line enters the CB - Pivot the cue with that point as the axis - Rotate the cue about that axis until the cue is aimed...

You are correct. Another poster wondered how to adjust to his normal bridge distance behind the CB for stroking and applying English...just keep your cue post pivot with your grip hand and slide you bridge back until you are comfortable.:thumbup: Be well,

What do you find is awkward...bridging close to the CB?

You have been missed. I have learned to not respond to negative posts...low self esteem or wisdom?