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Smoked a 5 pound rump roast on my WSM over hickory. Rubbed down with some SPOG. Cooked until rare and then seared. Served with sauteed onions and peppers with some "Tiger" sauce.
I tend to find that chuckies actually need a higher temp to get probe tender. I start checking around 200, but find that they are probe tender around 210 or so.
The same is done with pork "burnt ends". People will use country style ribs (the ones cut from a pork butt) and cook them that way and then cube them and glaze them like burnt ends.
As SmokinAl said, make you you do this from the point only.