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Catfish is a veteran of the United States Air Force. Hell a of a good man. I sure do miss visiting HT Bellflower!

John Henderson back in April of this year.

What is this cue valued at?

I haven’t talked to Al about his pricing in a while. I’ll try to get an answer for you sometime today.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing! A few years after retirement! What do you do now? I planned on making cues in retirement also… five years into retirement and haven’t started yet! 🙄 I have pretty much all the equipment but still haven’t found the time! 😤

Just looked up Chad McLennan… looks like he makes some VERY nice cues!

Thank you. Cell phones and the internet have made sneaking up with a sneaky Pete years gone by. Solid cue made by a solid cue maker/legend.

Thank you!

Slick! Thanks for sharing!

Just thought I’d share… Al Romero Sneaky Pete. Probably 15 years old but never used. Made from an ebony Dufferin house cue. Black ring & furrules. Not for sale.

The positive is… that’s why it’s called a Sneaky Pete. It would not be a Sneaky Pete with an automotive clear coat.

Adam Franks Formally out of Albuquerque New 13mm, 19oz 2 Shafts W/Adam Franks Milk Dud tips $1600 More pictures on request.

Anna Kostanian Anna Kostanian is 4'11" and she uses a standard cue.

Mark Tad I have seen Mark Tad do this on a number of times.

Od 30 jm 25

Od 28 jm 23

Od 26 jm 22

25 22 Dominguez

Precious Stones All the precious stones that you see as inlays in Adam Franks cues are the real deal; he doesn't use anything that is man made. http://www.afcues.com/

Adam Franks http://www.afcues.com/ Adam is a good friend of mine, he does amazing work; I think he was featured in the January 2009 issue of Billiards Digest “Wand Workshop”. He uses a fingerprint as a logo and although you can order a cue with a rubber bumper most of his cues have a wood...