These tips play so well that I almost want to play pool again.
FS; Milk Dud Tips New Price
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SeanC & speedy5963 payment received. Your tips will be in the mail first thing in the morning. Thanks for the business.
Black-Balled
I here ya sir. I wish I had the time to play during the summer months, but that is my family time to spend with the wife & son. Take care my friend
Jeff
Black-Balled
I here ya sir. I wish I had the time to play during the summer months, but that is my family time to spend with the wife & son. Take care my friend
Jeff
amen brother......the tips are TOPS....
Tips....
I had put one of Jeff's tips on one of my Joss cues that I was using as a break cue. I was flipping back and forth between the Joss with an OB Break shaft (with one of Jeff's tips on it) and a McDermott NG-05 with a phenolic tip.
I didn't like the weight or feeling of the Joss as a break cue. I really liked the feeling of the McDermott, but I couldn't get used to the phenolic tip. I toyed with just selling it. Then I got a "hair-brained" idea.
I put the McDermott shaft on my lathe and took all but 1/8 of an inch of the phenolic off (basically leaving a phenolic "pad" at the end of the ferrule). Then I installed one of Jeff's tips on top of the "pad".
I have to say I wasn't too sure about the hit...Jeff's tips can take a pounding, but it almost was too soft feeling for a break when I gave it more that 70% power. So, another "hair-brained" idea. I trimmed the top 1/2 of Jeff's tip off. Now, I've got the best of both worlds. With the phenolic backing and about 1.5mm of Jeff's tip, it gives me the "perfect" balance between the strength of the phenolic and the ability for me to control the cue ball spin with Jeff's tip...I've played 100's of racks with this setup and there has been ZERO mushrooming!!!
I still play with these on my shooting cues as well!
Jason
I had put one of Jeff's tips on one of my Joss cues that I was using as a break cue. I was flipping back and forth between the Joss with an OB Break shaft (with one of Jeff's tips on it) and a McDermott NG-05 with a phenolic tip.
I didn't like the weight or feeling of the Joss as a break cue. I really liked the feeling of the McDermott, but I couldn't get used to the phenolic tip. I toyed with just selling it. Then I got a "hair-brained" idea.
I put the McDermott shaft on my lathe and took all but 1/8 of an inch of the phenolic off (basically leaving a phenolic "pad" at the end of the ferrule). Then I installed one of Jeff's tips on top of the "pad".
I have to say I wasn't too sure about the hit...Jeff's tips can take a pounding, but it almost was too soft feeling for a break when I gave it more that 70% power. So, another "hair-brained" idea. I trimmed the top 1/2 of Jeff's tip off. Now, I've got the best of both worlds. With the phenolic backing and about 1.5mm of Jeff's tip, it gives me the "perfect" balance between the strength of the phenolic and the ability for me to control the cue ball spin with Jeff's tip...I've played 100's of racks with this setup and there has been ZERO mushrooming!!!
I still play with these on my shooting cues as well!
Jason
Received Jeff's tips yesterday and had my local cue guy put one on. He said they trim very well. My impression is they are a medium tip in the center and up to a tip or so of English. When I get on the outside edge ( like two full tips or more) it increases to a med hard tip. They are a very good tip that holds chalk and trim well. So if you like med to med firm tips you should give them a try.
Rod
Rod
Payment Sent!
Payment sent. Read nothing but good reviews and can't wait to try.
Thank you sir for your kind words. Your tips are packaged & ready to mail out first thing in the morning. Have alot more ready forsale, come and getem.
Jeff
these tips are great
Just replaced the sniper on my playing cue (tiger shaft), and having one put on the dufferin.
Love these tips.
Here's my thread on my first experience with them:
(warning, it's long)
For the price and quality, you can't go wrong.
Just replaced the sniper on my playing cue (tiger shaft), and having one put on the dufferin.
Love these tips.
Here's my thread on my first experience with them:
(warning, it's long)
For the price and quality, you can't go wrong.
WOW
What a review. Thank you Will for your kind words, I appreciate it a lot & I`m glad you like them sir. Any time you need more just shoot me a PM.
All paid orders mailing out tomorrow. Thanks again
Jeff
PM sent for paypal address. Thx, John