I've been absolutely smitten with my Venture Pouch as a pipe kit. In an earlier comment, I spoke of some mods to make it perfect for me. I sewed two extra seams across the elastic bands in order to make the pipes fit tighter. I deleted the D-rings and 3D printed a more compact one that takes out all the possible slack when hanging the pouch from a belt loop on my pants. I removed the secondary zipper from the pipe storage side, because I always open that side from the same direction, and the secondary zipper was extraneous. Thanks, Bradley, for introducing me to this pouch. It puts a smile on my face every time I use it.

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Nice! Sounds like you really made it your own.

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Cheers!

Great multi use bag. Might get pipe and drawing in there?

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Possibly! There's quite a bit of room.

Usually, it's easy to spot a "real life" pipe smoker in a movie, and even in photographs. Melvyn Douglas and James Whitmore were actual pipe smokers; Fred Astaire was not. I don't think Anthony Hopkins is an authentic pipe smoker, but "Shadowlands," with Debra Winger, he sure gives a credible performance as C.S. Lewis, who definitely WAS! Good show today.

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Yep, you can definitely always tell!

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@@stuffandthingsyoutube Yep, you certainly can. Basil Rathbone was not, until he played Sherlock Holmes. After that, he took it up off-camera.

Nice! Much better than a couple cigar boxes which I used to use. Can you recommend a couple of those British 70s movies? Any of them stand out amount the others?

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The 1979 BBC version of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

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