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If my opponent gives me a loose rack, I'll hit the second ball and try to sink the 8. With a tight rack, I'll aim for the head ball. A head-ball-break, for me, leads to a better spread and a better chance to run out.

While I will sometimes use the Mushroom Grazer, I usually use the Cut Rite to trim a mushroomed tip. The Cut Rite has a guide that rests on the ferrule to help trim the tip flush with the ferrule and to help prevent nicking the ferrule...

You could check out Recessions on L street (between 18th & 19th - next door to Mackey's). It's not a pool hall but a sports bar / restuarant with two coin-op tables. The bar tables don't have Simonis, but the cheap beer makes it worth a visit. Monday - Wednesday are the best days to find a game...

Wow! The pool scene is looking up.

I play in Woodbridge on the weekends (mostly at Hard Times). Where does "Woodbridge Freddy" play? Hard Times? Gators?

I love my BK2. I've had it for a year and have not had any problems with it. Powerful breaks!

The Sandman works fine to rough up medium to hard tips. However, I much prefer to use the Ultimate Tip Tool for shaping. Put the U.T.T. on the floor and brace it between your feet. Rub the cue between your hands (tip down on the tool) as if you were starting a fire the old fashioned way. You...

I have an Action case. The tubes do seem to be too deep. I stuck a couple inches of rolled up cardboard and a piece of foam down a couple of the tubes to make it easier to retrieve the butts. For a cheap case, this setup works fine. I am looking forward to buying a Halliburton case, though.