BEWARE: The New Peterson Rosslare Has a Filter!

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numbersix

Lifer
Jul 27, 2012
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Unfortunately, this does seem to be the new normal -- the thin, cheap plastic tenons seem to be the standard issue on many newer pipes.
Interesting. I will still look at new Petes, but I will be more careful. Right now I think I am going to go the estate route.
If an experienced pipe man like numbersix is having to return a Peterson, I can see the difficulty a relatively

new smoker might have.
I guess it's like that with a lot of hobbies - there's a lot to know with this one - which is odd since pipe smoking seems like it would be one of the simplest things a person can do!
I was just really surprised to see one in a Pete. But live and learn.
The same exact pipe you purchased, I had purchased a week prior from Bard's Vintage Briar, but mine does not have a filter. Maybe because it was "new old stock".
I think it may be—not sure, but I am willing to bet there are many Rosslare's out there without the filter, just my luck I got one with it.

 

pipedreamer

Might Stick Around
Oct 29, 2012
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What I gather is you don't like the cheap tenon? Because if it were a good strong one,just put in an adapter and have choices. The Petes have not been up to snuff the last few years.A quality control issue of some sort.

 
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