Looking for Moori 2 Quick or something very similar

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HendryMBE

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Just like the title says. I am looking to buy a few Moori 2 Quick tips.

I loved these when they were the shiz.

I am willing to hear reasonable offers from reputable sellers only.

I would prefer to have them in the anti counterfeit packaging. Your reputation could help alleviate that condition.

I know they came in tins too, but I only dealt with the blister packaged ones.


Hit me up with what you have.


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Morri has 3 new tips out now. One is called the Jewel. The other two are the Emerald and the Ruby. I just bought some of the Jewel. These are suppose to be of the same quality of the older Moori tips. You might also want to give Navigator a try. They are made by Moori's protege.


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Dennis Searing Precision Tips are the new Black!

You have to try these out to believe them!
They are perfect in everyway! I like the Mediums, as they run a tad hard.
Great action and the least maintenance of any tip I have owned!

Developed by a guy named Dennis Searing. PerCision Tips!
more:
Making a review of Searing's precision cue tip (soft) after I adjusted from my previous tip (ultraskin pro soft - great tip).

Tip installation: I install tips by hand and this tip was a pleasure to install. It cut in ribbons and had the most interesting colors with shades of brown, yellow, and orange.

Tip configuration: Nickel dome top + 5 complete layers underneath, left the tip tall.

Hit: If I was blindtesting this cue tip, I would rate it to be harder than a soft (closer to a medium).
It was firmer than my ultraskin pro soft that I played for a year (about twice a week and approximately 2 hours session, less than half tip remaining) and harder than a fresh g2 soft tip (from my friend's new cue with vikore dampening shaft). I was given more speed from the PreciSion soft tip.
The tip hits very solid which is what Searing was going for.

Spin: The spin is Controllable. This tip allowed me to do anything that was needed with a large margin to work with.

Lower Deflection: Even leaving the tip fairly tall (nickel dome + five complete layers underneath it) I noticed lower deflection and had to adjust for it.

Overall an A+ High Quality layered tip that is easy to install, has a firmer and more solid hit, and controllable spin.

Also having the right chalk for the correct shot helps as well
 

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MalibuMike said:
You have to try these out to believe them!

They are perfect in everyway! I like the Mediums, as they run a tad hard.

Great action and the least maintenance of any tip I have owned!



Developed by a guy named Dennis Searing. PerCision Tips!

more:

Making a review of Searing's precision cue tip (soft) after I adjusted from my previous tip (ultraskin pro soft - great tip).



Tip installation: I install tips by hand and this tip was a pleasure to install. It cut in ribbons and had the most interesting colors with shades of brown, yellow, and orange.



Tip configuration: Nickel dome top + 5 complete layers underneath, left the tip tall.



Hit: If I was blindtesting this cue tip, I would rate it to be harder than a soft (closer to a medium).

It was firmer than my ultraskin pro soft that I played for a year (about twice a week and approximately 2 hours session, less than half tip remaining) and harder than a fresh g2 soft tip (from my friend's new cue with vikore dampening shaft). I was given more speed from the PreciSion soft tip.

The tip hits very solid which is what Searing was going for.



Spin: The spin is Controllable. This tip allowed me to do anything that was needed with a large margin to work with.



Lower Deflection: Even leaving the tip fairly tall (nickel dome + five complete layers underneath it) I noticed lower deflection and had to adjust for it.



Overall an A+ High Quality layered tip that is easy to install, has a firmer and more solid hit, and controllable spin.



Also having the right chalk for the correct shot helps as well
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How much per tip?


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Moori Origional

I still have about a dozen of the Origional Moori Quick tips. I bought them in the tin, and still have it. Pat Diveny bought all the soft and medium from me in January. Only Quick left. 5 for $100 - shipped CONUS
 
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