Update: I ended up backing out of getting a 305 and got the 312 st patty’s 2024 and having it should be a cool memory in the future. Bought a Elf Cobbit as well, my next pipe in a few months will probably be a Savinelli 320 alligator blue.
What Peterson Should I Get?
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Smooth, the grain looks good I’ll send a pic in 2 days once it arrives
Nice choice, and full Peterson System to evaluate.
Okay, After a few smokes i can freely say the p-lip is awesome. The cleaning process for the pipe is therapeutic. The special pipe bag makes the purchase even better!
Okay so do u have ur airway open when u puff on the pipe like ur breathing? because I could retrohale easy and the taste of the bacco is way better. I was closing off my throat and pulling from the pipe and couldn’t retrohale was I smoking the pipe wrong this whole time? 
Better to find this out now since im smoking from tinsOkay so do u have ur airway open when u puff on the pipe like ur breathing? because I could retrohale easy and the taste of the bacco is way better. I was closing off my throat and pulling from the pipe and couldn’t retrohale was I smoking the pipe wrong this whole time?
. I was smoking some G.L pease Fillmore (delicious). I was trying to figure out how to retrohale and i did the former method and my whole piping experience changed.
I’ve never thought about it but I’m pretty sure I do it with my airways closed.Okay so do u have ur airway open when u puff on the pipe like ur breathing? because I could retrohale easy and the taste of the bacco is way better. I was closing off my throat and pulling from the pipe and couldn’t retrohale was I smoking the pipe wrong this whole time?
Glad you took the plunge with a full system and that it worked out. I love them. In particular, mounts are just so rad; they are functional and look great.
I usually stay away from the holiday releases, but I've been thinking of grabbing a rusticated 2024 St Patrick's Day pipe. Probably a medium to large billiard.
I usually stay away from the holiday releases, but I've been thinking of grabbing a rusticated 2024 St Patrick's Day pipe. Probably a medium to large billiard.
Do each and every one of the St. Patrick’s Day pipes f try on this year come with the special pipe sock/bag? Or just the more expensive finishes?
I just got my first Peterson and it’s got a p-lip. I WISH I’d known about this years ago. No more tongue bite and it encourages a gentle sip to taste the smoke rather than getting that blast from a fish-tail. The only reason I can possibly think for your argument is it might well put you off any other pipe without a p-lip!
Enjoying my new Peterson Emerald. Geez, I wish I’d bought one when I started pipe smoking all those years ago 
Try Muttonchops’s “breath method”. You breath through your nose but use your mouth to sip in and push out the smoke. He describes it as “the action of using mouthwash”. Once I understood that it is so easy to do. It’s brilliant and it keeps your pipe alight to
I'll give it a shot!Try Muttonchops’s “breath method”. You breath through your nose but use your mouth to sip in and push out the smoke. He describes it as “the action of using mouthwash”. Once I understood that it is so easy to do. It’s brilliant and it keeps your pipe alight to
Acrylic fishtail fan here. Plips and vulcanite are not for me but many like them. I find aro smokes best in a system. The deluxe is just more fancy but it's the same function. I have a week set of Harps I separate for different types of tobacco. The shape and texture is all personal preference. I have a few smooth but mostly sandblast and rusticated. I like texture. I like big bowls and yes I cannot lie 
but the smaller ones are also nice too even for a good hold. I'll bet that you will like them all and buy many more over time. You can use the buy-try-resell model and not loose too many sawbucks in the process. Personally I've not found any Pete's I didn't like. They are all well balanced and easy to hold from the smaller 314 to the larger 307 and everything in between
but the smaller ones are also nice too even for a good hold. I'll bet that you will like them all and buy many more over time. You can use the buy-try-resell model and not loose too many sawbucks in the process. Personally I've not found any Pete's I didn't like. They are all well balanced and easy to hold from the smaller 314 to the larger 307 and everything in between
I've found personally and especially the breath method the draw hole needs to be reamed larger than the pipe maker created. I go up to 3/16 sometimes. With an empty pipe if I breath though nose I like to feel no resistance when the air comes through the chamber. That's how I know. Sometimes it's 11/64 and sometimes it's just using sequential number drills to get it just right.Try Muttonchops’s “breath method”. You breath through your nose but use your mouth to sip in and push out the smoke. He describes it as “the action of using mouthwash”. Once I understood that it is so easy to do. It’s brilliant and it keeps your pipe alight to