I just moved from a Moori to a Sniper and I must say that I think I am in love with the Sniper. We might get married if I ever buy the ring.
Eric.A.
Eric.A.
Klopek said:I have two Moori quicks I'll never use, anyone have some really hard Triangles they'd be willing to trade?.
Secaucus Fats said:Over the years I have tried a few different tips, LePro, Triangle, Hercules, Moori, Everest and Sniper are among them. I sincerely believe that among all of those the Triangle is far and away the hands down best value and an excellent tip.
BTW--has anyone tried StingRay tips? I installed one for a friend over a year ago and it's still in fantastic shape. Recently, my friend let me shoot a few games with his cue and I had no complaints or quibbles about the StingRay.
Fats
Same deal...some use fruit juice though.xidica said:What's a Jensen milk dud. Anything different from just soaking a lepro or elk master in milk for a day, and then squeezing progressively harder in the vice?
Thanks as always Kevin!Varney Cues said:Same deal...some use fruit juice though.![]()
chipper8828 said:I shoot with a LePro, mainly because that was the one on my cue when i bought it. I'm going to try a moori or sniper when my LePro is worn out but for now it gets the job done.
No thank-you.Klopek said:I have two Moori quicks I'll never use, anyone have some really hard Triangles they'd be willing to trade?.
xidica said:No but I have some water buffalos(really hard, not the layered WB's either). You want?
Klopek said:No thank-you.I do have some Sumo and WB at home but they're a little too hard for my player. I've given almost every layered tip a try and just don't like them as much as a decent Triangle. Problem is, no one seems to have any decent Triangles.
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Man, Fred, playing on a boat in the dark... You are the man!Cornerman said:They all sound the same, and in a dark bark, with the chalk on the tip, I can't tell the difference.
Fred