Sneaky Pete

[DrCue'sProtege]

ok, forgive this elementary question, but could somebody explain to me exactly what "Sneaky Pete" really means? and why some cues are called Sneaky Pete cues?

thanks,
DCP

 

[steev]

originally, they were supposed to look 'exactly' like a house cue. that's the sneaky part. for a good example see meucci's SP or tim scruggs' original ones. nowadays, any simple cue can be called a SP, even some pretty fancy ones. seems all it takes now to make it a SP are no veneers, no wrap.

-s

 

[Varney Cues]

originally, they were supposed to look 'exactly' like a house cue. that's the sneaky part. for a good example see meucci's SP or tim scruggs' original ones. nowadays, any simple cue can be called a SP, even some pretty fancy ones. seems all it takes now to make it a SP are no veneers, no wrap.

-s

Well said sir.