Any recommendations for a clear see thru bridbe head.?
Appreciate the help in finding one.
Appreciate the help in finding one.
Clear Bridge head
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There is another one, but I don't remember who makes it
There is another one, but I don't remember who makes it
I have one (sorry don't know the brand), but it's too thick and acts like a magnifier to me. I think I'm closer to the CB than I really am. Try one before you buy one. Johnnyt
Lori Jon Jones years ago had a clear bridge she sold. Don't know it they ate are still available.
I just found ths that looks pretty cool.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Custom-...d=100011&prg=9407&rk=2&rkt=10&sd=220825276851
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Another possibility is this:
I have both, but I find that the London Bridge is more accurate. Meaning, instead of a rounded-bottom "U"-shape cutout that holds the shaft of your cue (which can wobble around on that rounded-bottom cutout), the London Bridge has more of a pointed-bottom "V"-shape that holds the cue -- resembling the "X" bridge found in snooker. It holds the cue very accurately, preventing any side-to-side slop that would otherwise occur on a rounded-bottom "U"-shape cutout.
The AZB Marketplace (Seyberts) has a knock-off of the London Bridge, if you want to save a few bucks:
Hope this is helpful!
-Sean
thats the one
Thanks,
The Mako is exactly the one I was looking for.
Thanks again
Thanks,
The Mako is exactly the one I was looking for.
Thanks again
That's the one I was thinking of! That's a great bridge!
The London does another thing they don't show. It looks like you can place the bridge in front of an object ball without the stick contacting the ball. This can be big when trying to shoot over a cluster or even just one ball. This would come up playing one pocket often..Another possibility is this:
I have both, but I find that the London Bridge is more accurate. Meaning, instead of a rounded-bottom "U"-shape cutout that holds the shaft of your cue (which can wobble around on that rounded-bottom cutout), the London Bridge has more of a pointed-bottom "V"-shape that holds the cue -- resembling the "X" bridge found in snooker. It holds the cue very accurately, preventing any side-to-side slop that would otherwise occur on a rounded-bottom "U"-shape cutout.
The AZB Marketplace (Seyberts) has a knock-off of the London Bridge, if you want to save a few bucks:
Hope this is helpful!
-Sean
That's right! If you position it this way -- with the stick-mounted side facing up -- you can easily shoot over a ball or cluster of balls with no danger of the bridge stick itself interfering.
In 14.1 and one pocket, that situation comes up a LOT!
-Sean
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I'm sold, I think I am going to order one.
The best bridge for difficult shots.....I carry two bridges.....is Justabridge.........I carry one and also a Kamui Leather bridge.
Look at the Youtube video of Justabridge........this damn bridge is like an erector set.......difficult shots eliminated.....works on "any" shot.
Matt B.
Look at the Youtube video of Justabridge........this damn bridge is like an erector set.......difficult shots eliminated.....works on "any" shot.
Matt B.
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Mako is the way to go...none better anywhere. Precision made....best out there. Check out his other accessories as well.
http://makobridge.com/
http://makobridge.com/
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I can make you one, but it's expensive.............