What's the difference between calabash and reverse calabash

For more on RC's go here:thebriarpatchforum.com/thread/855/reverse-calabash

For more on traditional calabashes go here: calabashpipe.com/

Was hoping a pipe maker would  chime in with the right answer already

From notes elsewhere: "Both traditional- and RC's operate on the principle that there is a second larger chamber that allows smoke to cool a bit before entering the stem and mouth. The 'Reverse' part comes in because the smoke cools inside the shank (where the RC's second chamber is situated), rather than beneath the bowl (where the second chamber of a traditional calabash is situated)."

Clear as mud, eh?

'Reverse Calabash' sounds like a wrestling move.

I'd love a calabash someday. Something to shut my friends up when they say "You need one of those Sherlock Holmes pipes"

The RC's aren't to my taste aesthetically.

I love the way my Pioneer smokes, it is rather cumbersome though, regular stands aren't very useful.  Pictures to follow.