Peterson System Pipes

The spigots aren't system pipes. The Pub Pipes have large bowls and the full System. The System Standard pipes are a little cheaper and they come in all sizes.

No, the Pub Pipes are a different line, but they have the same system as the Deluxe System.

I have a Pub pipe and enjoy it almost broke in. Deep bowl 1.98 inch

You rascal, you can probably drive to the factory and have it done.

Not fair!

To answer your question, the Spigot has an Army Mount, usually nickel or silver and what makes the Spigot a Spigot is the addition of a silver or nicker adornment at the part of the stem that enters into the shank. Here is a photo of a 307.



If you are seeking a decent size bowl, look for: 302, 306, 307, 312, B42 and XL315. 

Yeah, I would wait until I was in Ireland to get that done. 


Someone mentioned earlier about the p-lip messing with the roof of their mouth.  I've never given it much thought, other than for me it reduces tongue bite, so last night I grabbed my favorite p-lip and was conscious of what was going on.  When you draw on a p-lip, it draws it over your tongue, not up to the roof of your mouth, although certainly some smoke will drift there.  The fact that the hole is in the top of the stem doesn't mean the smoke goes up to the roof of your mouth as it would with a fishtail, unless you have some sort of suction mutation in the roof of your mouth.

In certain Petersons I love the p-lip, while in others I prefer the fishtail.  Again, haven't given it much thought, but will try to pay more attention to the details.

I'm not sure how else to explain it. Look at a regular System pipe and see how deep the end of the stem goes into the shank. Then look at the Deluxe System and see how deep the extension reaches. The spigot extension doesn't reach as far into the shank as the regular System. The tip of the stem should reach past the draft hole for the best performance. I'm thinking about adding a metal tube extension to my regular System pipes. I already did it to one of them with great results.

Nice! But pics or it didn't happen.

Very nice, Kevin.  I used to think I didn't like that gap between the stem and the shank, till I saw one in person.  Somehow, it works.  It looks really nice.

Small, but not tiny!  I had a 20S just like yours, except hallmarked 1976 and the blast had a lot of dark reddish-brown in it.

Peterson can do a good job on sandblasts, but you have to look closely, as they are all over the board.  Some of the best current ones I'm seeing are NOT PSB, so I wouldn't pay the premium for that designation.

Dang. That's frustrating.  Had it happen a couple months ago, but, luckily, the seller noticed the damage when they were prepping it for shipping, so I was able to go with something else without having to wait for two-way shipping.

There is a dent on the silver band corner.

It will never close unless you use sandpaper on it.

Hope it all gets straightened out quickly for you.