Randy Mobleys Brumhandl B/J cue

TommyT

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Let me start this review by saying there are 10 lucky people and I think we have the holy grail of break/jump cues. The first couple of breaks, I kinda scratched my head and wondered if what happened was a fluke, because although the cue hit softer than my previous B/J it destroyed the rack and most of the balls were in the kitchen and whitey sat down. After numerous other breaks I could see that it took less effort and the hit was more precise and that my break had improved a lot.
The cue is very simple looking but like a hotrod the muscle is under the hood. The shaftwood is very stiff and the taper is engineered especially for one purpose, destroy the rack with power and precision. This cue is truly a wolf in sheeps clothing and like I said, there are 10 lucky people. Thank you Randy.

TommyT
 
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If it consistently pockets 1 or more balls on the break allowing you the opportunity for more run outs, thats gotta be worth the price of admission.
 
I just got mine today and I have to say I'm pretty impressed. For such a plain cue the attention to detail is amazing. Fit and finish is top notch . Most impressive was the shaft. As smooth as glass . I would say the smoothest I've ever received

I broke about 25 racks with the cue and it really seems to fit my breaking style . I would describe my style as not rack shattering but effectively powerful. I never made less than 2 balls and my best was 5 . I'm very pleased with my purchase and see myself holding on to this for a long time.

Congrats to all my fellow BrumhandL owners.

Mines #5 of 10.
 
lenoxmjs said:
I just got mine today and I have to say I'm pretty impressed. For such a plain cue the attention to detail is amazing. Fit and finish is top notch . Most impressive was the shaft. As smooth as glass . I would say the smoothest I've ever received

I broke about 25 racks with the cue and it really seems to fit my breaking style . I would describe my style as not rack shattering but effectively powerful. I never made less than 2 balls and my best was 5 . I'm very pleased with my purchase and see myself holding on to this for a long time.

Congrats to all my fellow BrumhandL owners.

Mines #5 of 10.
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You and Tommy, you make me crazy.:grin:
I will get mine in app. a week or maybe two, but i am sitting on needles.
After i read both of your reviews, i realy want to hold that thing in my hands.
I am trying Break and Jump cues since a decade, and maybe that´s my "Holy Grail" :grin:
And sorry, but i don´t think that U$ 650,- is that much for maybe a perfect J/B Cue.
Like read before, if that cue helps to pocket balls and control white better on a more consitant basis - then it´s worth it, or not :confused:
I have a J/B "1 of 1" for about 1k, and it was realy the best J/B i had in the last decade.
If i get it, i will let you know my thoughts about that "Brumhandl".
But i think i would buy it anyway, only because of that awesome name. :grin-square:
Erich
 
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O.k. guys,

i got mine last Saturday and had some time to try and use it since them.
I think the way it´s made is perfect, engraving, fit, finish ...........
In the beginning it felt realy light to me and i thought i had to break to hard and swung to fast,
but as more often as i broke, the better i worked and i think it´s for sure one of the best breakers i ever hold in my hands. :thumbup:

On the opposite i am not realy happy with the jumping. :frown:
Because it´s realy light it goes more in the direction of an Air Jumper, and i crushed one some weeks ago.
I like to jump with a "Stinger" or a "Gulyassy" more.
But if you like lighter jumpers, and if you like to jump with the whole cue then it´s a perfect fit, too. :)

But i am still the proud owner of Randy Mobleys "Brümhandl" number 7 !! :grin:

Erich
 
The trick to smashing the rack with this cue is to dial your speed way down, it's like trying to tame a wild horse. Let off the speed and squat the rock and the balls will spread like they seen a ghost.
TommyT
 
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TommyT said:
The trick to smashing the rack with this cue is to dial your speed way down, it's like trying to tame a wild horse. Let off the speed and squat the rock and the balls will spread like they seen a ghost.
TommyT
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I got that, no problem !!
I am realy happy with the "Brümhandl" as a Breaker, for sure it´s one of the best
i had in over 15 years, but the JUMPING is still not mine.

For shorte Jumps and Jumping with the whole cue - the BEST !!
Way better control and feeling as the AIR JUMPER, but for longer one - no chance.
I have a Jerico and a Special Gulyassy, and i am jumping 5 to 6 diamonds with them with CONTROL !!
No chance with this one - for sure better for the shorter ones, but not for the long ones.

But last but not least, it´s my new BREAK - JUMPER i use the next months.
Thanks to Randy and Jamie for the chance to own that great cue :grin:

Erich
 
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