Finally thinkin about getting a Quality pipe!

VirtualSmitty · 10-16-2009, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Guitarman-S.T-

Been threw a few Cob's, Mainly for sampling different tobacco's
And Also i have my Briar i bought online i think from the "other place

" from a guy that hooked me up with a great selection of tobacco as well- All it says is Algerian Briar Made in France. Def. a cheaper pipe, So i tend on using it for flavors.

So all in and all a Jirsa would be a great pickup for someone Looking towards a more quality pipe, But still under the 100$ Range

If you have any other suggestions i would be very interested in them as well

For under 100 bucks? The new Italian made Comoy pipes are pretty good for the price they charge. There's always Petersons and Stanwells, i've only got one of each but they are pretty good pipes. I know alot of people that like Bjarne pipes as well.

Guitarman-S.T- · 10-16-2009, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

For under 100 bucks? The new Italian made Comoy pipes are pretty good for the price they charge. There's always Petersons and Stanwells, i've only got one of each but they are pretty good pipes. I know alot of people that like Bjarne pipes as well.

well the Jirsa is under 100$ Borderline... Is this i take it an extreme for Low/Base grade quality from them?

I've never really seen to many Petersons or Stanwells that interest me, and have yet to look into Bjarne...

VirtualSmitty · 10-16-2009, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Guitarman-S.T-

well the Jirsa is under 100$ Borderline... Is this i take it an extreme for Low/Base grade quality from them?

I've never really seen to many Petersons or Stanwells that interest me, and have yet to look into Bjarne...

No, that's about what they retail for normally.

Guitarman-S.T- · 10-16-2009, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

No, that's about what they retail for normally.

Oh Perfect!

And may i ask which is you by far Favorite pipe, and the price range for that given pipe, I'm just interested in what a Vet. Pipe smoker as yourself prefers among all

thanks again for all the help

VirtualSmitty · 10-16-2009, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Guitarman-S.T-

Oh Perfect!

And may i ask which is you by far Favorite pipe, and the price range for that given pipe, I'm just interested in what a Vet. Pipe smoker as yourself prefers among all

thanks again for all the help

I don't really have a single favorite pipe. Certain pipes I dedicate to certain blends I like or certain categories. So it depends what i'm in the mood for that day

Guitarman-S.T- · 10-16-2009, 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Emjaysmash

You better smoke that baby in concert! You'll be BAD ASS MAN!

Only if YOU come to that said concert

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Originally Posted by drob

If you want to be less than or around $100, then the Bjarne, Peterson, and Savinelli's are great choices. I own at least one of each and they are all great smokers.

Another great choice is Mark Tinsky. An American carver whose pipes are top of the line puffers. They won't cost you an arm and a leg, either.

http://amsmoke.com/

The nicest, driest, coolest smoking pipe I own is the Cavicci that 'smitty gifted me.
But, the 3 Tinsky's I smoke hold their own quite well.

Thank you! I'll look into the Cavicci's

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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

I don't really have a single favorite pipe. Certain pipes I dedicate to certain blends I like or certain categories. So it depends what i'm in the mood for that day

Fine fine you win

But thanks again

Whee · 10-16-2009, 10:56 PM

'Bout time bro.

That is a great looking pipe. I am partial to Nordings. Good looking, relatively inexpensive good smoker.

Pick up a couple of Dr. Grabow. Just like a cob, only briar.

Guitarman-S.T- · 10-16-2009, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by illinoishoosier

'Bout time bro.

That is a great looking pipe. I am partial to Nordings. Good looking, relatively inexpensive good smoker.

Pick up a couple of Dr. Grabow. Just like a cob, only briar.

hahaha Pretty much lolM Nice one buddy

HOW YOU BEEN!
I'm in iowa now, So a little closer in case you want to roadtrip

drob · 10-16-2009, 10:44 PM

If you want to be less than or around $100, then the Bjarne, Peterson, and Savinelli's are great choices. I own at least one of each and they are all great smokers.

Another great choice is Mark Tinsky. An American carver whose pipes are top of the line puffers. They won't cost you an arm and a leg, either.

http://amsmoke.com/

The nicest, driest, coolest smoking pipe I own is the Cavicci that 'smitty gifted me.
But, the 3 Tinsky's I smoke hold their own quite well.

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drob Superbowl XLIV Champs! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Here Posts: 245 Trading: (8)	Re: Finally thinkin about getting a Quality pipe! If you want to be less than or around $100, then the Bjarne, Peterson, and Savinelli's are great choices. I own at least one of each and they are all great smokers. Another great choice is Mark Tinsky. An American carver whose pipes are top of the line puffers. They won't cost you an arm and a leg, either. http://amsmoke.com/ The nicest, driest, coolest smoking pipe I own is the Cavicci that 'smitty gifted me. But, the 3 Tinsky's I smoke hold their own quite well. __________________ "Life is a garden - dig it!" - Joe Dirt