gee
can i play...
Ok
so on halloween of 2011 get a message from the pete's that my cue was done.
I have since played with the idea of this being the halloween cue.
In keeping with that thought, here we go...
In keeping with tradition, no cue was damaged in taking these pictures.
The cue is on wax paper on my concrete patio.
The blood was real from the pete's.
Enjoy
myron
From Mark...
This is one of three I initially owned. I kept this one because it is an exceptional playing cue with a great feel. It is very thin. Pete even commented on it when we used the dimensions for the recent cue he made for me. I traded the other initial cues and this became my cue for standard dimensions.
Gee
Can I play...
Ok
So on Halloween of 2011 get a message from the Pete's that my cue was done.
I have since played with the idea of this being the Halloween Cue.
In keeping with that thought, here we go...
In keeping with tradition, no cue was damaged in taking these pictures.
The cue is on wax paper on my concrete patio.
The blood was real from the Pete's.
Enjoy
Myron
This is one of three I initially owned. I kept this one because it is an exceptional playing cue with a great feel. It is very thin. Pete even commented on it when we used the dimensions for the recent cue he made for me. I traded the other initial cues and this became my cue for standard dimensions.
Thanks for posting pictures Phil. This is the best looking and best playing Tascarella I've ever owned.................just silky smooth.
Best,
JimmyK
These are a few of the pics from the set that was used by Inside Pool magazine for the cuemaker feature article about the Petes.
This was my playing cue for several years as well. Was the opposite of that Rosewood/Pearl cue... This one was "Old School" fat, heavy, and deadly......
This was how I acquired the cue (bought it on Ebay)
Yes..... all those pictures are of the same cue.