Love my short army 102
Wanting a Small Chambered Pipe: Recommendations?
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Cheers guys, there's some fantastic information on here for me to digest 
This forum really is a goldmine of wisdom & knowledge!
I'll be researching much of the info over the weekend & see what I can track down here in the U.K.
Theres just too many excellent posts to reply to individually but I'm truly grateful for you all taking the time to offer valuable insights to my quandary
This forum really is a goldmine of wisdom & knowledge!
I'll be researching much of the info over the weekend & see what I can track down here in the U.K.
Theres just too many excellent posts to reply to individually but I'm truly grateful for you all taking the time to offer valuable insights to my quandary
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You can throw a bunch of pre-packed bowls in your pocket while only needing to carry one stem.
You can throw a bunch of pre-packed bowls in your pocket while only needing to carry one stem.
I get up to 30 minutes from this, and it should be readily available in and around the EU.
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My favourite small pipe is probably my Rattrays Distillery 107.
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Very neat and compact little pipe that smoke lovely, but not so compact it becomes a nose warmer. Needed little breaking in and imparts the full flavour of the GH Coffee and Caramel I smoke in it. It's usually the pipe I choose for my first smoke of the day.
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Very neat and compact little pipe that smoke lovely, but not so compact it becomes a nose warmer. Needed little breaking in and imparts the full flavour of the GH Coffee and Caramel I smoke in it. It's usually the pipe I choose for my first smoke of the day.
Nice, but regrettably it's out-of-stock. I'm hoping to pop over to Otley in the next week ortwo so will see what stock is available. Should be a few to choose fromMy favourite small pipe is probably my Rattrays Distillery 107.
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Very neat and compact little pipe that smoke lovely, but not so compact it becomes a nose warmer. Needed little breaking in and imparts the full flavour of the GH Coffee and Caramel I smoke in it. It's usually the pipe I choose for my first smoke of the day.
Reminds me of my Brebbia Rolex pocket pipe that I don’t smoke very often. I should rectify that!
I know what you're talking about. I've found that the Canadian shape tends to have small bowls. l have a Blatter & a Mastro Geppetto and both are small. I also avoid, for the most part, flake tobacco for a quick lunch smoke since, although I love it, it tends to smoke slow.
I’ve got one that is just marked “Rolex Italy”. Only smoked it once.
The Kaywoodie 40 and 09B (both meer lined) behind it are both great short smoke pipes.
Clay pipes tend to be smaller, smoke well and are also less expensive. Alas they are not quite so portable because of their fragility.
The Peterson 317 is a good smaller pipe. I've got the p-lip version. I like it a lot, smokes great, easy to clean, able to take apart hot due to army mount, etc.It comes in smooth or rustic versions, or at least it did.Being a fan of Peterson & Savinelli they'd be right up my street, but open to all other makes as long as it could be readily sourced here in the U.K.
So, can anyone with more experience/knowledge offer any suggestions that might fit the bill?
Thanks in advance gentlemen
FWIW my every day carry is a Peterson 701 army mount. Fairly small bowl, compact design, and, as stated earlier, you don’t have to worry about taking it apart when it still hot. I usually get a 10-15 min smoke out of it. Most are priced under $100/US unless you go with a spigot. Happy hunting!