A nice stroke shot from DCC

[tommyceilings]

I stumbled across this video and in particular this one shot.

No, it's not earth shattering, but on a good table drawing that length is something pretty good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB_dXjH8xWc#t=05m05s

 

[henho]

Kinda like this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcJ7cLZKsUY#t=45m18s

Apparently that guy has served as Efren's coach at some point; I don't know the details.

 

[Tommy-D]

Bobby Hunter is not as well known as Bustamante for example,but at his best he a chance to win every time he stepped to the table,regardless of who it is,esp at 14.1,a magnificent player.

Speaking of draw strokes though,there was a short article every year for a long time in Billiards Digest,where they talked to Bobby about his cue of choice. This was long before he started making cues,as far as I know.

Back then,he somehow lost his cue in an airport incident,and said he found out that he was drawing his ball perhaps 30% further with his current South West than what he was playing with before.

I think in his 1988 Brunswick tv exposure he was playing with a Szamboti,or some other high-end steel jointed cue.

He won the Glass City Open with a steel jointed Joss West with just huge ivory points that looked kinda like an old Schon SL-24. Tommy D.

 

[Realizm]

That is Bobby Hunter is stroke is killer .John Mr 400 learned from him.. And Bobby makes a great cue also...

 

[tommyceilings]

First time he did it, the CB took off 100 MPH into the corner pocket by him.

Just does to show the amount of speed he can put on the ball

 

[Cornerman]

Bobby Hunter is not as well known as Bustamante for example,but at his best he a chance to win every time he stepped to the table,regardless of who it is,esp at 14.1,a magnificent player.

Speaking of draw strokes though,there was a short article every year for a long time in Billiards Digest,where they talked to Bobby about his cue of choice. This was long before he started making cues,as far as I know.

Back then,he somehow lost his cue in an airport incident,and said he found out that he was drawing his ball perhaps 30% further with his current South West than what he was playing with before.

I think in his 1988 Brunswick tv exposure he was playing with a Szamboti,or some other high-end steel jointed cue.

He won the Glass City Open with a steel jointed Joss West with just huge ivory points that looked kinda like an old Schon SL-24. Tommy D.

And for those that haven't heard, Bobby is getting that Josswest back!!!

Freddie <~~~ cuz Bobby saz so!

 

[Hidy Ho]

But he makes his own cues!!! Pretty nice ones.