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I have had the Tascarella for almost a year and ordered a break cue to match. I think they look good together.
 

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Phew, ya scared me, I thought you were talking about somtin' ;) more important. Like what CO governor Hinkenlooper serves up at his Wynkoop Brewery, a pair of RM Oysters alongside a dark pint of beer. :thumbup:
 
Tascarella and Omen

The pictures do not do those two justice. The Tascarella is a timeless classic that looks and plays like you would expect. Everything about that cue is top notch.

That new Omen break cue looks fantastic in person. That birdseye forearm is beautiful and he did a really good job getting the ringwork close to matching the Tascarella.

I have been lucky enough to hit a few with both of those and its hard to ask for anything more. Plus the owner is truly one of the good guys in our sport. He truly loves pool and is happy to talk about cues with anyone from a new beginner to the seasoned collector. You don't find many like him out there.
 
A couple of great weapons there Tom. Hope you're doing well my friend. You have some great stuff in your possession at the moment. Enjoy!!!
 
The pictures do not do those two justice. The Tascarella is a timeless classic that looks and plays like you would expect. Everything about that cue is top notch.



That new Omen break cue looks fantastic in person. That birdseye forearm is beautiful and he did a really good job getting the ringwork close to matching the Tascarella.



I have been lucky enough to hit a few with both of those and its hard to ask for anything more. Plus the owner is truly one of the good guys in our sport. He truly loves pool and is happy to talk about cues with anyone from a new beginner to the seasoned collector. You don't find many like him out there.


I had ohmen match a jump break to my southwest a couple years ago and he did one Hell of a job... The shaft s are almost interchangeable between the two cues...
 
Both Pete's do fantastic work. I am happy with both of these cues.

I am still looking for the owner's manual and instructions for use however...lol
 
Very nice, the maker of the break cue really nailed the Hoppe ring and ring work. Play with them in excellent health sir.

Thanks for sharing.
-don
 
I went up to Denver for the cue show....wanted to hit a ball and maybe purchase a cue after the show, or after the show meet up with one of the guys and do that off premises.


NOT

:speechless:

When I see a cue such as yours that's buyable, I want to feel/hear the wood...ya know the stick....how does it hit. I left after a quick walk around.
It's probably just me. I also wont' buy a car without driving it first.:boring2:
 
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