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I got back into the game a year ago and dove into this site. I want to say a big THANKS to so many who I've learned from and have found a lot of pleasure in discovering things about the game, cues, etc. that I didn't know before coming here. Fatboy, Stu, Bob Farr, MikeMosconi, CJ, Tin Man...

If you haven't done so already, you should post this on the Tascarella Cue Fans Facebook page. Someone there may have a lead. Good luck, I can see why you want it back.

I've found me one, thanks though.

I'm looking to add a Scruggs cue and I'm hoping to stay around or under $2k. I like a wrap and four points, as long as its straight, and I would ideally like 2 shafts. If you have one you're willing to let go, please pm me pictures and prices. Thanks in advance.

Oh how I want to be Ken right now:)

This is it. If I had this cue, I'd take a week off work, lock myself in the basement with some nice beverages and snacks, and shoot the hell out of that thing. This is a really, really sharp cue.

I'll take the Runde 14 please, pm sent Chuck.

Pm Sent

In the words of the Grateful Dead, "Just exactly perfect."

My buddy's first Tascarella is almost done, and I've been looking at them online and researching them, as well as viewing pictures of his in progress. I'd like to purchase one and play the heck out of it. I'm looking for a simpler player without inlays, or I would be open to minimal inlays in...

All this TAD talk has me intrigued. How much would one in good shape, not too fancy, no points, go for roughly? Thanks.

I know Evan used crayon to color in logos at times, so it could be the case here that someone colored it in. I think your guess on the range, 88-92 is probably accurate, but I'm no expert. And yes, Schon made cues with CNC points while Bob was there, plenty of them, and Evan made sharp pointed...

Chuck, I purchased the 2nd from the top LTD from you a year ago. When I saw that cue for sale, I immediately joined AZ, hoping to get it. It's a stunning cue. Since then, I grew to love simpler designs and despite my wife and kids wishes, I sold the cue since I wasn't shooting with it (it was...

And considering his description of the events above, it seems obvious why Bob probably didn't do another one like that, LOL. Very sharp cue indeed.

Sharp cue.

Right down my alley, the R6 is my favorite from the R series.

That's a great looking cue, and they're hard to find. Enjoy that one.

First, because it's known that Bob Runde didn't core Schons during his time there, although I don't know if that includes all of them. He cores his customs. Second, from what I learned in the "Ask the Cuemakers" forum, you can tell by looking at the wood section where the pin resides by the...

I recently got the Schon R5 below, and old Schons remind me of the pool version of comfort food. As a kid that grew up in the Midwest in the 80's, I clearly remember the first time I saw, held, and heard about Schons. From that moment on I wanted to get one badly. They're a treat to play with...

No, you're not missing much, however, since getting back into the game, I've been able to find some great cues at great prices I wouldn't have otherwise found from Facebook. Now knowing a little more about what's in your cue stable, there is no reason for you to care about what's available on...