X-Breaker tip

[ELBeau]

I've heard some people say the X-Breaker had a G-10 tip, but Richard's site used a graph that said that the X-Breaker tip was different than G-10. I"m wondering if this was just salesmanship?
Gulyassy said he had the old X-Breaker by Samsara with G-10 or phenolic, so Ii'm wondering if it was indeed G-10.
I'm interested in the X-Breaker's tip because it had "properties" that let the chalk stick to the tip, enabling one to use it as a playing and breaking cue. While I'm not interested in the tip for a playing cue, I would like the chalk to adhere to the tip better than to the current phenolic tip I use.
So- was X-Breaker a G-10 pin or was it some unique material?

 

[ELBeau]

Bump.... any ideas? Thanks.

 

[Cuebacca]

So- was X-Breaker a G-10 pin or was it some unique material?

According to this archived page from the X-Breaker website, the tip was a different material, harder than G-10.

 

[cubc]

the xbreaker tip is a piece of material that came off of an achondrite meteorite that was found in antarctica in ice that melted that's 4.5 billion years old. He ran out of that material for tips so he quit making xbreakers for another few billion years until another one hits.