Reference to Bucktooth

recanizegame

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Was watching World Pool Master Trickshots on FSN last night and heard a reference to Bucktooth by Tyler Edey from Canada. He said, "He was taught the shot by him. Kind of a style type shot spinning the cue ball off the rail by forcing it into the rail with the side of your shaft. He never pulled it off and it was pretty funny watching him roll it around the table. At the end he was like "Well that was fun" haha.
 
recanizegame said:
Was watching World Pool Master Trickshots on FSN last night and heard a reference to Bucktooth by Tyler Edey from Canada. He said, "He was taught the shot by him. Kind of a style type shot spinning the cue ball off the rail by forcing it into the rail with the side of your shaft. He never pulled it off and it was pretty funny watching him roll it around the table. At the end he was like "Well that was fun" haha.
I'm guessing that this is the 5-cushion kick-in, shot behind your back, blindfolded, standing on one foot, with the butt of the cue. This is one of the first trick shots I learned. It sounds like Tyler might not have had all the parts in if he was using the shaft. It's best done with a house cue.
 
Bob Jewett said:
I'm guessing that this is the 5-cushion kick-in, shot behind your back, blindfolded, standing on one foot, with the butt of the cue. This is one of the first trick shots I learned. It sounds like Tyler might not have had all the parts in if he was using the shaft. It's best done with a house cue.

Kind of like this Bob..:confused:

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klockdoc said:
Kind of like this Bob..:confused:
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Yes, that's about the path. The eight ball should be waiting in the pocket at the end. The stick is held in the other direction with the tip to the left. You shoot by grabbing the stick at the joint (or where the joint would be -- it's a house stick) and the shaft, and then sweeping/squeezing the ball along the side cushion.

You aim the shot by changing the angle of the stick to the rail.
 
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