Break Stick

jgpool

Cue ball draw with this?
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A friend of mine is looking for a 27oz break stick. Anybody got such an animal for sale. Prices and make and description, please. Elite makes one and sells thru Pooldawg for $79.20 shipped. I know they are banned but he wants one anyway. Thanks.
 
I have a couple of solid cocobolo cues that where made as breakers. They can be weighted up to 27 oz. Price is $250 each.

Flat laminated 14mm shafts. I can install any tip you want.
 
why?

jgpool said:
A friend of mine is looking for a 27oz break stick. Anybody got such an animal for sale. Prices and make and description, please. Elite makes one and sells thru Pooldawg for $79.20 shipped. I know they are banned but he wants one anyway. Thanks.

Just wondering...Why do you want one sooo heavy? In my experience on the break, speed is what gets the balls moving more than the weight of a cue. Again, in my opinion, you're better off with a lighter cue...Around 19oz
 
simple physics isn't....

you're right.....the heavier the cue... the slower your break speed. so if you want to hit them harder get a lighter cue with a harder tip. jimmy
 
how about a cue with a weight bolt that is 27oz when in and 19oz removed.i'm trying to sell him one as we speak.80.00 shipped
 
Read the original post.

dukeboy1977 said:
Just wondering...Why do you want one sooo heavy? In my experience on the break, speed is what gets the balls moving more than the weight of a cue. Again, in my opinion, you're better off with a lighter cue...Around 19oz

I do not want one. I have a 18oz J&J break stick. A friend of mine saw a 27oz break stick and got keyed in. He is new to pool but thought the heavier the stick the more power in the break. I tried talking him out of it, but it's his money! Your right the speed of the stroke emits the power not the weight. :D
 
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jgpool said:
I do not want one. I have a 18oz J&J break stick. A friend of mine saw a 27oz break stick and got keyed in. He is new to pool but thought the heavier the stick the more power in the break. I tried talking him out of it, but it's his money! Your right the speed of the stroke emits the power not the weight. :D

OK, when I said "why do you want one...I meant why do you want one for your friend? I understand its his money, but personally, if I knew something would be better suited for doing a certain task, I'd try talking my friend into the better product and wouldn't help him throw away his $$. Maybe this is only me that would do this, but in my opinion, its the right thing to do.
 
I read it, thanks.

magix said:
didn't you all read my post?

Yea, it look like he has his heart set on a new Elite. I don't know why he wants a break stick because when we play he will never get to use it. Unless he's good on calling the flip!! :D :D

Thanks for everyone's input. It was greatly appreciated. :D
 
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