Gulyassy B/J by Samsara is over

I agree tha th the phenolic tip is close to leather feeling. It is easy to judge the cue ball with the canvas tip. I have never tried the G10 but I am getting ready to do a test run. I am mostely interested in the chalking aspect. Can you jump a ball 2 or 3 inches away? It takes a draw to jump close, you know the object ball 3 inches from the cue ball and the target ball 6 inches or less from there. I have no experience with the G10.
 
i ordered my gulyassy j/b by samsara on 2/5 and received it on 2/7,what service!!! played on 2/7 & 2/8 and made a ball or two or three on every break. it hits a ton. thanks mike.

mars
 
mars said:
i ordered my gulyassy j/b by samsara on 2/5 and received it on 2/7,what service!!! played on 2/7 & 2/8 and made a ball or two or three on every break. it hits a ton. thanks mike.

mars
Thanks for the nice words.
 
I think the best weight for breaking today is about 17 ounces. It seems to be light enough to produce a fast follow through and enough mass to send the cue ball efficiently to the rack. I use a 17 ounce and my break is better than ever in 38 years of playing. Even at 53 with less muscle and hip movement my break is much better than when I played on the pro tour. I think Shane's break is the best power break on the planet especially for not much hip movement.
 
i bought one of these at valley forge this year and it is by far the best break jump i ever had ,,cant go wrong with that cue for the price,,and thanks Mike for cutting that weight bolt down for me ,,see ya next year
 
Great J/B

I am by no means an "experienced" player, but I love this j/b and everyone who gives it a try is very impressed. Thanks for putting out such a great cue mike!
 
mike i do say that your prices are way out of hand i mean $350.00 the cuetec jump/break cues cost less than what yours cost by the way mike cuetec has the r360 shafts which are a good shaft for cuetec cues you can't beat cuetec mike thanks:)
 
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