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I have never really "shaped" it either, it has held it's shape for the entire time I have had it. I do have a few friends that play far more than the average person and I have seen the Recoil flatten out, literally once. After that it need to be replaced.

I have had mine for 1.5 years; I occasionally use the Williard's dime shaper but just bought a Koda tip scuffer from Seybert's https://seyberts.com/collections/tip-tools/products/koda-grit-tip-tool?variant=43885167509702 and am waiting for that to arrive. I bought this because the bulletproof...

I played with the medium AIM tips for years, absolutely no complaints. I still have it on one of my cues but am going to change it out for a Recoil very soon. I changed my main player to a Recoil hard (green) tip about a year and half ago. Love it except, the sound takes some getting used to...

that is a 3/8-10 modified Nice looking cue BTW

To piggyback on this question, is there any difference between a break tip and a jump tip? Thanks

I have seen this same (style, all black stained Joss) cue pop up 3 times now latley, this is the only one w/ 2 shafts though GLWS

Any chance you are in So Cal? I will pick it up cash in hand. Thanks

Def not Rodney ;)

All that $$$ and it does not even come with custom JP's? Very nice BTW

Fair enough, it is unnoticeable

Bulletproof actually started out making break tips, they work excellent are 1/2 price as the recoils to boot. I have had the break tip for years, not a single complaint https://bulletproofbreaktips.com/

Sold out from under me? Not cool sir

Yes, that is an exageration, but the theory is correct

I would like to get the one in grey, located in So Cal, can you PM the cost shipped to 92618. Thank you

No need, the consistency will be the same, the tip does not condense like a traditional leather tip. I would suggest leave it as is and then adjust later. You cannot go back

maybe put this in the for-sale section, likely get more traffic and you will need photos and complete specs would help

There is defiantly a different sound, more of a ping, I let Bod Jewett, shoot 2 shots with my cue with the green hard tip, I asked him how he liked it, he said "I can't stand the sound"...again to each his own. I believe he said he installs his own elk or tringle tips and has not varied since...

Green is the hard, I have used mine for well over a year and happy to report it plays the same as the day I got it. I just do a light scuff every few weeks. To each is own, I get it, but don't knock it till you tried it. I think most people would be pleasantly surprised how well they preform.

Very nice write up, I really like how you measured the lumens before and after!

Walken is epic EVERYWHERE