thepavlos said:Why in the world would there be a balance point requirement?
Thanks
Paul
nipponbilliards said:Hello JAM,
I hope all is well with you and Keith.
I am so happy that you are posting here again, it was never the same without you.
Thank you for the information.
Was it a jump shot that Raj was trying?
Richard
nipponbilliards said:I have a lot of customers asking me this question. Some of them are playing on the IPT.
Could someone please tell me is the IPT going to ban the use of any cue with the tip/ferrule combo?
Thank you.
Richard
Snapshot9 said:Richard ... If IPT won't allow any cue unless it has a leather tip,
will you then sell XBreaker with 2 shafts, one with your ferrule/tip
combo, and another one with a leather tip, say water buffalo tip?
nipponbilliards said:I have a lot of customers asking me this question. Some of them are playing on the IPT.
Could someone please tell me is the IPT going to ban the use of any cue with the tip/ferrule combo?
Thank you.
Richard
bobroberts said:Raj was going to make a jump shot using a regular size cue,because no jump cues are allowed.When the ref checked the tip it was determined that it was not leather.He put the cue away and tried another shot.
Shorty said:Correct me if I am wrong here, but it was my understanding that no jump shots are allowd AT ALL in the IPT??? Or is it you have to jump with your playing cue? Or are you allowed to swap to your break cue to jump with if you want?
I am confused.
Shorty
Snapshot9 said:Any jump shots have to be with a cue over 53" and with a leather tip.
Snapshot9 said:Any jump shots have to be with a cue over 53" and with a leather tip.
kyle said:Isn't the leather tip rule in the BCA rule book also? My understanding is that it's there to protect the cue ball from being damaged.
Shorty said:Thanks Scott...I definitely see a new market for a specialized jump cue then.
Oh Richard @ Nippon?
Shorty