Which Long Pips is best for serves?

I like to have a contrasting rubber on my BH/Secondary side, but that rubber has to be good for serving and receiving serves. What Long Pips can help me generate some good BH serves and be good at receiving (push/chop/flip/smash)?

Yeah, I'm looking to have my cake and eat it too, but . . . 

I could twiddle for serves, but I was hoping  . . .
I think LP is not for me. I want to attack on all fronts, but have something funky for receiving serves. i need a three sided blade.

Sounds like you may like a medium pip like 563.  It can spin on its own, add to spin, and throw a dead ball on a passive block.... and can still be used for flat hit attack.  Not a whole lot of wobbly long pip deception effect though.  Make sure you get the soft sponged 35 degree version.  10 bucks will buy a sheet.  I think 1.5 and 2.0 is available.

Medium pips might be the answer, or a tall short pips like the 799. It must be useful in serving and receiving serve and hitting. Thanks.

feint soft 1.3 is a great attacking pip, returns serves well, and is grippy enough to serve with if that is what you really want to do.  

I have been using Guillotine for the last two days to test some new strokes. In addition to its attacking possibilities, it is good for generating loops while chopping - have not seen pips bending much in other rubbers.

tommyzai wrote: I could twiddle for serves, but I was hoping  . . . I think LP is not for me. I want to attack on all fronts, but have something funky for receiving serves. i need a three sided blade.

Just use the regular two sided blade and punch every serve to return it..
Your hand is like an anti spin..

I mean punch the ball with the part of your hand that holds the bat to return any serve.. it works quite well.. 

Thanks for the advice and for the props on my hitting.
I am leaning towards an SP on BH/secondary side. I like the idea of LP and Anti, but it doesn't work well for me. I win by playing fast, then surprising opponent, but not by spin reversal . . . but change up in speed or location. I think I can make this happen with an OX or .6mm SP . . . maybe the 802 or other as you  guys suggest. Does this sound reasonable?

I don't know about OX or .6mm SP , but I think you should use some SP that is not too slow, baxter is quiet fast, don't know any one else,  so that if you end up in a rally, your opponent will get very confused against a SP, I know I get, I try never ending up with rallies against a SP, because I never compensate the lack of spin the ball does not have,  so it always ends up in the net, on the other side it is a little more dificult to  block high spinny loops with a SP (mainly because the rubber does not absorve all the spin, just a little, so its hard to calculate that (years of practice).

Bruno,
Very Cool. Keep in mind my BH is just for some serves, service receiving, and the odd shot. So, I'll reserve the FH rubber for something real punchy.

Celeronx,
I'm in shock. I guess I always thought the hand shots had to be "accidental."

Yeah, those LPs require the LP stroke. I learned how with 755, but if I didn't do it right a knuckleball floated off the table. 1-point to the other knuckhead for my knuckleball!

i found the 755 much easier to attack with than the feint soft....maybe just me?

It depends on the pips.  Some are spinnier on the sides than the tops.  The older drN was definitely slicker on the tips, as it was treated across the tops.