Peterson Pub Pipe

[The Amish Tyrant]

We need to bring back smoking in pubs, that way we can all enjoy our Peterson pub pipes in the way they were intended to be enjoyed lol

I second the gentleman from London's motion. All in favor?

 

[AroEnglish]

I second the gentleman from London's motion. All in favor?

Aye!

 

[Hillcrest]

We need to bring back smoking in pubs, that way we can all enjoy our Peterson pub pipes in the way they were intended to be enjoyed lol

Aye ! Any particular pub in mind ?

 

[WerewolfOfLondon]

Aye ! Any particular pub in mind ?

All pubs within a ten mile radius of the house of commons, given they allow themselves to smoke in their pub.

 

[RustiePyles CPG]

I have a few of em along with several over large Oom Pauls, one of my favorite shapes. I love em!

 

[Roach1]

Dont have a Pub Pipe but this one is ok for me.

 

[Oddball]

I have one.
It's the heaviest pipe I have. It does clench well due to design but you are still holding a lot.


I reserve it for long smokes I know won't get interrupted.

I really like mine. I had some buyers remorse because I wish I had bought a silver cap model, then I saw one in person and it was much bigger. That could have just been that particular pipe but it made me glad of the purchase I had made.

 

[filmguerilla]

Just grabbed this Peterson 106 in the barley/silver spigot. Breaking her in now with some Black Mallory. So good!

 

[Swiss Army Knife]

I grabbed a heritage pub estate from SPC last year and despite being a straight billiard guy I enjoy it. The weight and hang isn't an issue at all and is often a better clencher than some of my straights that are 2/3rds it's weight.

That said I dislike the p-lip and it keeps me from smoking it on a regular basis.

 

[pipesandscotch]

Mine did as well until (and this may have nothing to do with your experience) I realized I was treating the large chamber as kind of an excuse for thinking I had more margin for error and was a bit casual in drying and “packing”. A few Nording keystone chips I’ve found also help with certain chamber shapes.

I am not a 'filter type of guy,' but I recently found out about the Nording Keystones and am a convert. My initial trial was a Peterson 221 which has a gurgle to it. Cured it and made it quite enjoyable!