Many years ago my mother told me 'If you want to hear your favorite song, don't tip the monkey. You have to tip the organ grinder'. So I suggest that you call CUETEC.

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DrCue'sProtege said:

That's not what I asked.

I asked if that tip is an Elkmaster.

I'm not sure how I can make the question any more simple than that. Let me try:

IS THE TIP IN THE PIC AN ELKMASTER TIP?????

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So lemme get this straight.

You asked whether the tip is an Elkmaster, NEVER HAVING REVEALED THAT YOU ORDERED AS AN OPTION AN ELKMASTER TIP.

Then, when people try to help and respond that Cuetec standard tip is Sniper, you reposted your question, this time with an attitude using ALL CAPS.

Given your your unwillingness to learn how to record and share f-ing videos on your other threads re: your breaking woes, and the acerbic responses in this thread, why would anyone here want to try to help? Sheesh.

Mensabum said:

I like getting on the table myself, even tho others are doing the same thing. I like my results best.

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See if you can get double-hit/push shot because of a soft cue tip.

What is also interesting about the Dr Dave result is that the shaft owner had no problems with the shaft. The double-hit and the differing responses using the Time Crystal tip depending on the player are new to me. Here is the owner's comments on Reddit:

Bob Jewett said:

I had no idea that Tweeten made a twenty-dollar tip.

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They don't.

They make a $.50 tip and sell it for $20.