B&Ms in Las Vegas?

I love Las Vegas - and I don't gamble, or go to strip clubs! But in all my years going to Vegas, I haven't seen any shops! Last visit, mainly being familiar with the Strip and having no car (I don't drive) I decided to do the best search I could manage. I asked around, and the only suggestion I got was a Davidoff store in the Venetian, so I headed there. I was mainly after meerschaum. They had only two or three (to me, uninteresting) very plain but high-end briars, but they told me the Davidoff store at the MGM Grand had some large meerschaums. Off I went on the long, but enjoyable, walk to the MGM, along the way having a laugh at this small souvenir store's large humidor, which looks destined for a messy and expensive accident:



I find Davidoff... but they have no meerschaums, just a handful of plain, high-end briars. "There are some large meerschaums in our store at the Venetian," the employee tells me. Really? They sent me here! He seems very surprised. I ask him if there are any other places, on or off strip, where I might look. He has no suggestions. I now know there is another Davidoff store at the Mandalay Bay, about as far south of MGM as MGM is from the Venetian!
Are there any B&Ms, or smoke shops with some meers or a larger briar selection, anywhere on or off strip, that anyone knows about? Next visit, perhaps I'll telephone all three Davidoff shops, too, before I visit them. I'm surprised there aren't more, but I suppose high-rollers do cigars... just as I was surprised that the Strip has ONE truly exceptional craft cocktail bar (Vesper at the Cosmopolitan) but realized it's because the high-rollers just drink whiskey or Cognac.

I love Vegas because I can walk almost anywhere indoors puffing my meer or Kirsten, and anywhere outdoors with cocktail in hand. If anyone sees a guy at the Vesper Bar, wearing a fedora-crease Panama and smoking a pipe, that'd be me.

That's absolutely worth nothing, lordofthepipering: that open-container is Strip, on foot, only (and probably the same on Fremont Street). I stick to the Strip and I don't drive, so it works fine for me. I like to pick up a measure of something nice and let it last a long time, walking through the casino or outdoors. For serious cocktails, though, it's Vesper; sit, drink, smoke, chat, and watch the people go by. It seems many people head for the Chandelier Bar (which is incredible, really, must be seen - and walked 360 degrees around - to believe) especially its middle level for their imaginative modern cocktails, or stop at the very pretty LED-lit Bond up front, but don't realize that the out-in-the-open, unassuming Vesper near the back has the best cocktails on the Strip.
I'm considering trying to hit the West Coast Pipe Show in November. What's common weather in Vegas in November? I visited in October of last year, and it was chilly with a really sharp wind, which I haven't experienced in Vegas, though I've usually been there in the Spring. It kept the Strip from being a very happening place, especially after dark when it got much colder. If I come in November, is there a reasonable chance of some at least lightly warm (no coat needed) weather?