Cue Tip Identification please, thank you

[kingman33]

I recently purchased a cue, I really like the way the tip
Plays, the seller will not respond to me when I ask what type of tips he used. The tip holds chalk very well, it also is amazing in regards to ball control. Does anyone recognize this tip from the photos? Long shot I know, thank you in advance.

 

[Pool Hand Luke]

Looks a lot like a le pro, but others may know for sure.

 

[Tom1234]

LePro or Triangle with well burnished sides. A Triangle that was pressed and installed properly hits amazingly. That’s my go to tip.

 

[kingman33]

LePro or Triangle with well burnished sides. A Triangle that was pressed and installed properly hits amazingly. That’s my go to tip.

I recently purchased milk dud tips from pooldawg8 on AZbilliards. Since one of my shafts needs a new tip I will have one installed. Thank you

 

[PoolHallPaul]

I recently purchased milk dud tips from pooldawg8 on AZbilliards. Since one of my shafts needs a new tip I will have one installed. Thank you

If I had to guess I would say water buffalo or possibly le pro. Wb first guess.

 

[cueman]

Can you tell if it is a layered tip or not? The side does not show it looking like a layered tip. But the end picture seems to show the pigskin pores like a layered tip. The sides look like a LePro and end looks like an old Moori.

 

[kingman33]

Can you tell if it is a layered tip or not? The side does not show it looking like a layered tip. But the end picture seems to show the pigskin pores like a layered tip. The sides look like a LePro and end looks like an old Moori.

I’ll try to figure there out, thank you

 

[WildWing]

Not a Triangle or Water Buffalo. It's a LePro. And, it's not layered.

 

[kingman33]

Very interesting, thank you