Trapped or in a tight spot?
- Thread starter GoldCrown
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Are scoop shots legal?
yes scoop shots are now legal, since they made it perfectly fine to have a short cue with a ceramic tip instead of leather.
so that you can go over the top of a ball when you play poor position or your opponent plays a great safety on you.
so now you can use a long shoe horn and scoop the cue ball over any obstacle balls in your way. no need to buy special chalk for 20 bucks a cube.
so that you can go over the top of a ball when you play poor position or your opponent plays a great safety on you.
so now you can use a long shoe horn and scoop the cue ball over any obstacle balls in your way. no need to buy special chalk for 20 bucks a cube.
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It’s also good for manure if your opponent is full of it. Look for a 2 piece .. coming soon.
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A shaft and a shoe horn kit. I missed a hanger for game/match and want to make an example to other cues what happens if they embarrass me. Stay tuned for the butt. I fixed that real good.
I need a lot less room to get over a ball with my jumpy than you're gonna need for that scoop.
No practice or talent needed to Scoop.
Here’s the butt. There are jump and break sticks…this is a Billy Stick. It’s good for getting a tight rack or freezing a ball when spotting it. Also good for emergency exits from pool room. Good for opening a car window if keys are locked inside. Good for the pool room vending machine if the bag of pretzels don’t drop. Simply tap on glass until bag drops or glass opens. Please note the points are not even… but that’s what a good sneaky is all about. It’s not a Sneaky Pete. It’s a William Sneaky. Custom made for myself by me. It does have a chip & gps…
Next one will be a bumperless Bacote
Next one will be a bumperless Bacote
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With autonomous actionAlmost like a short, ceramic tipped jump stick.