My new fancy tascarella

If your goal was to make us all jealous and drool, mission accomplished! Please do yourself a favor, go out immediately and let this pony run!
 
Don't want to make anyone jealous.Just want to share and give others ideas.Anyway,it will be used for playing,that's for sure!!!
 
Thank you all for comments and I wish you could see it in person.I will make some more photos of it soon,because colors are more light in person,so all the cue looks lighter and more beautifull.
Work is top noth and rings look amazing.
 
dakraljic said:
Still haven't played with it.I did myself some goals I have to reach and then I have wrirght to play with it.However,I did practice a stroke for few hours on the kitchen table with no balls,offcourse,so didn't have to chalke it and balance is perfect.About price I would like not to talk.Thanks for all comments
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I'm quite sure that cue was built to be used.
 
Cue

Very nice cue, now, do me a favor and don't break with it, use a break cue so you can keep your new player nice...
 
This is obviously a gorgeous cue, but since you asked for opinions, I would say that in rosewood pointed cues, I prefer the look of brown or tan phenolic collars instead of black, and if you go with black collars above and below the wrap, the wrap ought to be black as well.

Either way, it's a great cue, classic and classy.

-roger
 
Great looking cue. But you should send it to me for destruction :wink:
 
Wow....wow....did i say wow

Nothing hits like a tasc imho they are the best hitting cues on the planet no one makes a better hitting cue imho
 
I appreciate all of comments.I'll try to make some better photos.Cue looks a little bit lighter in color, in person.
I am very happy to have it.Thanks
 
Thanks for comments.I wish I could give it to all of you to try few shots with it and to see difference between looking it in person and on pictures.
 
Pete makes a great cue and I have had a couple of his over the years. My personal choice has always been a Szamboti. Just like the way Barry and his dad's cues hit.
 
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