I have no idea. There is a way to check shipping logs but its been awhile since i have looked that deep into a company and cant remember exactly how to do so. I will look into it for you.

Kevin Varney? Lee Peppers?

Blue Hog ridr said:

Hi folks, I haven't been around for quite a few Moons now. Too long. Last couple of days, I have been doing an inventory on my small collection.
At 68, thinking about Thinning the Herd a bit. I have a couple of custom Sneaky Petes. One is an ordinary Pete, the other is what you might call,
"A not so Sneaky, Sneaky Pete". All fancied up and such. I can't remember the makers name now. We used to chat frequently. I know there is more than one
cue maker that makes Petes. But, if members would toss a few names at me, I know that I would know it as soon as I saw it. I did a few different AZ Search queries which all came up blank, I even tried Face Book. He may or may not still be around. I'd appreciate any help with this. All My Best. Terry.

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Do you know the time frame it may have been made?

expression of old from rabbit holes going far back in with no easy way out.

just as digging yourself deeper in the hole.

with many things there is the intelligent thing to do and the foolhardy one. take your pick.

if i was the ref. it was too close to call a foul. this works for both players.

its far more controversial to call a foul after the shot based on the roll of the cue ball. i dont want to give the ref power to call fouls based on cue ball roll. that opens a can of beans i dont like to see.

if doing that we need a camera.

Pictures will help ID the cues

iusedtoberich said:

I asked him to stream he said no. My guess is he thought he was stealing and didn’t want to knock his own action.

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The smart money was on your opponent. He plays a fair amount of one pocket and you don't really play one pocket at all, unless I'm mistaken.
Good job brother.

mikeyd88 said:

The cue is a k=11. Completion sports of new york owned them at that time. First time use of the name was in june of 1995. Pretty sure the cue is from around 2003 or so when Donald spetkar was the president of competition sports.

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Thanks for the info. Do you know who made it, and specifically where it was built? Japan, China, or anywhere in particular? Was it made by Adam? Adam made cues in Japan, and in China. Someone mentioned Thailand too, but I never knew there was a cue factory in Thailand. Thanks a lot.

The cue is a k=11. Completion sports of new york owned them at that time. First time use of the name was in june of 1995. Pretty sure the cue is from around 2003 or so when Donald spetkar was the president of competition sports.