Thread: Pipe of the Day

Ashton LX circa 1989 Pebble Shell with patent number. Bill Taylor took pipes with nondescript grain and rusticated them to form a pattern and then sand blasted them. This was not his practice with Pebble Grain marked pieces which were totally sand blasted and didn't have a patent number, with rare exceptions.

Maybe as a tattoo artist you can understand that when I look at a rusticated/sandblasted pipe I think of a peacock or a black panther tattoo.

They are put on to cover something up.

Originally Posted by 32t

Just looking at this and random thoughts. What are the advantages of not having either a pistol or a rifle. I have found in my life that a compromise gets more of the lesser of both worlds not the advantages.

In most respects, I would tend to agree. I think this makes a perfect home defense gun, i.e. bedroom gun. Small, maneuverable, easy to shoot, red dot and light. For others in the house that are not as familiar or practiced with shooting pistols, this can easily be fired very accurately and up to a thirty round magazine.

Originally Posted by apipeguy

A nice bowl of Old Joe Krantz in a Castello Natural Vergin. It's sitting on a Wilson AR9 pistol that got it's maiden range trip yesterday.

Luv it.....................New from Blammo !!!

Arrived on my desk earlier today.

Originally Posted by Thug

Arrived on my desk earlier today.

Some real lookers there!

A little C & D Exclusive in the Castello outside work pipe along with the outside work lighter. Finished my yard work and sitting on the back porch smoking the same, again.

@Thug

Nice grain. Pokers are handy working at the bench.

Nice score!

Some Peter Stokkbye "Proper English" in the Capri freehand. Got 50 rounds of .38 Special and .44 Special loaded in my newly constructed reloading room, so I celebrated with a pipe out on the swing.

Savinelli Autograph, grade 00 with Gawith & Hoggarth Latakia Mixture # 20