j2pac said:

At this point, that cue has been "kiln dried" many times over.

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David in FL said:

I may have mentioned it before, but I have that same cue. It's fantastic.

It's been sitting in the trunk of my car in Florida for over 30 years as my "just in case" cue and finds its way out a couple of times a year.

It's still dead freaking straight.


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Sealegs50 said:

I’ve owned this Meucci Sneaky Pete since the early ‘90’s. It was my third Meucci and the one I kept and still play with. The common belief about Meucci is that their shafts are whippy. Not this cue. It has a taper very similar to my Schick shafts.

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GideonF said:

Contrary to Skor’s post, there is indeed a rule this this effect right there in the WPA rules.

1.12 CONCESSION
If a player concedes, he loses the match. For example, if a player unscrews his jointed
playing cue-stick while the opponent is at the table and during the opponent’s decisive rack of a match, it will be considered a concession of the match.

In the context of switching shafts (because of a tip issue for example) you probably wouldn’t be doing it while your opponent is at the table. And in any case I’d expect that players would understand you weren’t conceding if you had to switch shafts. That said, if I were playing with a hyper technical league player, I would probably announce “sorry, I’ve just got to switch shafts here” to avoid the argument.

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