I need suggestions ok what tip to try now iv been using a pressed lapro and love the hard it hit but it will miscue if you're not careful is there a hard tip out there that holds chalk will that don't miscue as much but still give you a ferm hit ??? Thanks
Cue tips
- Thread starter Curlydon
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Contact AZB member Pooldawg8 and buy his Milk Dud tips, then go out and get yourself a ScottiScuffer to rough up the tip a little and you'll be loving life...
Scuffers should be available at www.scottiscuffer.com
I prefer triangle honestly never used a milk dud tip i really want to though
but if you want a production tip
triangle- medium tip as long as i chalk i dont miscue going 3 tips on either side i do miscue with draw though, id imagine thats because im just learning draw.
either way triangle, milk dud you will be set for a better play that le pro
but if you want a production tip
triangle- medium tip as long as i chalk i dont miscue going 3 tips on either side i do miscue with draw though, id imagine thats because im just learning draw.
either way triangle, milk dud you will be set for a better play that le pro
Triangle is a great tip, but a slowly being found out secret
in the firm but great chalk holder and spin transfer tip is
Super-Pro tip, this is a laminated Water Buffalo tip, reddish in color
Dont listen to anyone but the people who have actaully played with this tip or are cueman repair guys.
I have installed 70 to 80 of these tips and I have had only 1 person want to change back to the tip they had before.
I have been buying up these tips because they are not being made anymore.
You can still buy these tips for about $2.00 to $4.00 depending on the quantity. And boxes are availavle for even less per tip if u buy in a box.
One of the best held secrets!!!!!!
mike 'acedonkeyace' Kennedy
in the firm but great chalk holder and spin transfer tip is
Super-Pro tip, this is a laminated Water Buffalo tip, reddish in color
Dont listen to anyone but the people who have actaully played with this tip or are cueman repair guys.
I have installed 70 to 80 of these tips and I have had only 1 person want to change back to the tip they had before.
I have been buying up these tips because they are not being made anymore.
You can still buy these tips for about $2.00 to $4.00 depending on the quantity. And boxes are availavle for even less per tip if u buy in a box.
One of the best held secrets!!!!!!
mike 'acedonkeyace' Kennedy
okay, I'll be the wet blanket, the forum cop, whatever you like . . . :smile:
wouldn't it be better to sort out what tip is the best to use on, for instance, the main forum, then, once decided, post here on wanted for sale indicating "WTB: xyz tip"?
the point being not to cause the people's listings to get pushed down into obscurity who actually have items for sale or wanted to buy.
carry on.
best,
brian kc
wouldn't it be better to sort out what tip is the best to use on, for instance, the main forum, then, once decided, post here on wanted for sale indicating "WTB: xyz tip"?
the point being not to cause the people's listings to get pushed down into obscurity who actually have items for sale or wanted to buy.
carry on.
best,
brian kc
I have been playing for a while with Moori III Quick and with Talisman WB Hard. I really like both tips. Occasionally, I scuff the surface with a Willards Tip Shaper. No problems with miscuing. The Moori mushroomed a bit, but after trimming, has been stable. I also have a bit of experience with Instroke Hard. Very similar to the Moori. Also a great hard layered tip, but harder to find. I would replace with any of these tips.
Greg
Greg