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I find LD shafts are almost impossible for jump shots. But I am not good at that since a fall which totally separated some shoulder muscles.

Congratulations and good luck. I hope this table plays beyond your expectations. Keep us posted.

What is your FARGO rating? Your post is interesting?

Finally I got a good rule on this. Thanks

This is exactly how I have aimed for years. I aim with one eye.

Some have a mold residue that will scratch your shaft. Just look before using.

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Outside spin on One Pocket break? I did not know that.

This will take a couple practice shots to get the feel for it. Bank the 9 ball straight back to the other short rail. Put extreme right on the cue ball and after it hits the 9 ball the cue ball will go off of the short rail and over the left long rail and the right spin will bring the cue ball...

My custom John Davis full splice made by Alex Brick is wrap less by preference. I don't have a slip stroke and do not see a need. Plus, why hide beautiful wood workmanship.

The first time I saw Jean play, it was at a Cleveland tournament. Jean broke first and ran 3 racks. She played liike a guy.

Eight ball is an excellent game but most folks don't how complicated it really is until they play some One Pocket. This will bring ones skill set up. Just a pool life tip...Don't gamble with old men.

When a ball sits on the lip, I count to 5 out loud for all to hear. Most times folks ask me why. I show them the rule that few know. Just trying to spread the word.

I thought the 5 second rule was already a rule.

Thanks so much for this and everything else you do to make my hobby enjoyable.

I am a believer now. I always wanted to know if I should spin one rail banks in.

I use Kamiu .98. I usually chalk once per rack or 2 racks and before extreme English shots. It is not for folks who chalk every shot because it leaves residue. $32 per cube. One piece last a year. PSR changes if I ever use a different brand and then I chalk every shot. It is a great chalk if...

Here's another one. Put the cue ball on the head spot. Put a clean object ball in the middle of the foot rail but a chalks width off of the rail. Now that it a 90 degree cut. Cut it in either corner with outside English and a level cue. It is not the hardest shot but it will give you a chance...

Fair LadyZ...need photos......

Excuse me. Is there a special auction for your 'ir-regular members'?