Moses Shot

Patrick Johnson

Patrick Johnson

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37M views · 754K reactions | In my latest live Trickshow in @bsv_schweinfurt , I could also make this „Moses Shot“ work again! Thanks to you my friends, that this shot became so popular and famous here on social media, especially here since we named

In my latest live Trickshow in @bsv_schweinfurt , I could also make this „Moses Shot“ work again! Thanks to you my friends, that this shot became so popular and famous here on social media,...
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Patrick Johnson said:
Parting the “sea”…
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37M views · 754K reactions | In my latest live Trickshow in @bsv_schweinfurt , I could also make this „Moses Shot“ work again! Thanks to you my friends, that this shot became so popular and famous here on social media, especially here since we named

In my latest live Trickshow in @bsv_schweinfurt , I could also make this „Moses Shot“ work again! Thanks to you my friends, that this shot became so popular and famous here on social media,...
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very cool...thanks for the link patrick
 
This is a very old trick shot. I first saw it in the 1970s at some pro event where the players were swapping shots on the practice table. The eight was one ball off the first diamond. There was a single blocker hung in the side. The cueball pockets the blocker. Plain draw. Adjust the cut angle to get the cue ball there first.

The shot might be in the books by Joe Hood and Willie Jopling.
 
Bob Jewett said:
This is a very old trick shot. I first saw it in the 1970s at some pro event where the players were swapping shots on the practice table. The eight was one ball off the first diamond. There was a single blocker hung in the side. The cueball pockets the blocker. Plain draw. Adjust the cut angle to get the cue ball there first.

The shot might be in the books by Joe Hood and Willie Jopling.
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Bob is the man!!
 
Bob Jewett said:
This is a very old trick shot. I first saw it in the 1970s at some pro event where the players were swapping shots on the practice table. The eight was one ball off the first diamond. There was a single blocker hung in the side. The cueball pockets the blocker. Plain draw. Adjust the cut angle to get the cue ball there first.

The shot might be in the books by Joe Hood and Willie Jopling.
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The added “Moses” theatrics are cute…

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