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You sure about that? It seems to follow from your statement, that a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit one ball or a straight line of 30 balls. And further, a cue ball wouldn't know if it hit a brick wall or a down pillow. The cue ball would react the same when hitting those "racks"?
He provided a specific range for his statement...and the pillow : brick wall situmation parameters would be outside the range

Need Jump AND break cue, would prefer to get both in one cue, suggestions?

First off, I don't jump very well and am working on that. I've been using a McDermott Stinger jump/break for a number of years and it does OK as a break cue but I can't help but think there are much better options for a jump cue.
I would prefer to have a more effective combo jump/break cue so I don't have to carry as much stuff in my case but if a dedicated jump cue only is the way to go I guess that's what I'll have to do.
Does anyone have experience with a good combo jump break or should I just keep my Stinger and use it for breaking and buy a dedicated jump cue?

Thanks
I have that cue and it jumps great. I seems like you jump fundamentals are off some. Message me and I can give you a free online jump lesson if you want.

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I have an extra 30” 12.5 Mavro 3/8x10 modified. Plays fantastic, I’m changing to his 11.8. Of interested I’ll do $425 shipped in the lower 48. Caiden fighter tip. For additional $50 I’ll throw in an ebony Danny Sergeon made joint protector.

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Need Jump AND break cue, would prefer to get both in one cue, suggestions?

Get dedicated cues for each task. A break/jump cue will always be a compromise and it will in most cases lean towards making jumping easy.

^^^ This ^^^

With a jump cue, generally lighter is better. The "jump" portion of most "jump/break" cues is just much heavier than a good, dedicated jumper.

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