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Thanks for sharing. Seems similar to the vevor but adding a rear chuck. I am quite intrigued by these for the price.

You sent me 3 different messages and 3 different priced offers. I replied and never heard back. (Response attached here) Also PM nawt77 and no response.

Shelby Williams test hit Sneaky pete.

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Wrapless Titlist conversion. I had James convert this a few years ago. I think its palmwood but not sure. 59" even split 12.8 mm shaft piloted 5/16x14 - no ivory one small smudge in finish Sold

Picked up at the SBE, only a few test hits. 58" split 13mm shaft 3/8x10 threaded for predator extension 1200 + shipping

John makes some beautiful bushka designs!

Always been a fan of the 60s cues with colored rings. The thick 1/2 rings will be used in my next build.

Yes he had a great one. Especially the James White ebony

Nothing really in particular. Most of these I got when buying old tables. The only ones I really hunted out were the unturned ones.

Thanks. Its probably been about 10 years collecting these. No I usually dont sell anything. I sold 2 oak titlist a few years ago though.

My collection of titlist. Various Era's and 2 converted by jmw and Pete.

New cue was just delivered from the Tascarellas. Its always exciting to get one of their cues but this one just takes the cake. If there is a nicer cue, I have never seen it. Really just shows what Pete is capable of blending an old school bushka design with modern wrapless style. (I appreciate...

thanks. I just pinged Omega to see if they are getting more in. They have a good price.

Any idea if the Rhodium are going to be discontinued? I'd like a set but Omega shows out of stock?

I like a slightly longer cue so everyone has been 59". I like fat shafts with a stiff taper and steel joints. Old school, I guess it may be another reason I'm drawn to their cues.

I think it's very fair price but I enjoy all aspects of having a cue built by Tascarella. I get to design a cue, have it built by one of the most famous names to ever touch a lathe and the cues play great. The classic cues are my preference and for that style no one else is in the...

Nice, I assume one of the 2 posted on their site? Care to share any teasers?

Wow, I didn't realize the pics were so blurry till looking on my laptop. I will work on some better pics.

The ones I described are tasc