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bruce given
May 12, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/12/99
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I am surprised there is no posts on trick shots. when I am alone
its more fun to practice trick shots than to try and run out.
Bryne(spelling?) book on trick shots is great but I am sure there are more
out there. Anyone care?
its more fun to practice trick shots than to try and run out.
Bryne(spelling?) book on trick shots is great but I am sure there are more
out there. Anyone care?
SSCS
May 12, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/12/99
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I can do a great trick shot on my Brunswick that I can't duplicate on any
other table. Here is the shot......
other table. Here is the shot......
Place an object ball 2 inches away from side pocket place cueball about six
inches from opposite side pocket. Hit the cueball with follow real hard. The
object ball will hit the side pocket with so much force that it hits the
ball return in the bottom of the pocket and hops out of the side pocket
about 6 inches off of the table. The cueball follows right into the object
balls side pocket while the object ball rolls directly across the table and
goes into the opposite side pocket. I tell people that I will make 3 balls
with only 2 on the table. Actually I am making the object ball twice.
SSCS<-----Learned it on a cocky shot that lost me the game.
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Aaron Berg
May 15, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/15/99
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Usually a trich shot artist learns these skills from learning how to control
the cueball
in order to run out.
the cueball
in order to run out.
Aaron(MN)
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