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|  03-15-2009, 05:53 PM | #3 | |
| Feeling at Home |  Re: Zippo butane Quote: 
 Unfortunately I only had it for a week. I bought it while on a trip and gifted it to a BOTL at the airport in PR. | |
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|  03-15-2009, 05:56 PM | #4 | 
| formerly sergeant smoky   |  Re: Zippo butane 
			
			The zippo butane inserts are really really good. Pretty large tank, so I don't need to carry a can of fluid like with my 3x torch. I would recomend it. Sarge | 
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|  03-15-2009, 06:45 PM | #8 | 
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				 |  Re: Zippo butane 
			
			The Zippo Butane. I think has 2 categories. 1) Zippo "  BLU" Single Torch Flame Lighter. For under $10 Bucks it's a nice lighter. For those who have an old Flint & Zippo Lighter. They make a Butane Insert. It's the Z-Plus. Just pull out the old guts & pop in the new butane one. Holds a medium amount of butane. Nice jet flame. Under $10 & refillable. Available at Cigar International, JR Cigar & Ebay. Good luck, Lenny | 
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|  03-16-2009, 08:05 PM | #10 | 
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				 |  Re: Zippo butane 
			
			I use it in all my lighters and it works great   Chas | 
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|  03-16-2009, 09:26 PM | #11 | 
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				 |  Re: Zippo butane 
			
			I picked some up here locally when my lighter finally went out on me. Since I will be flying back out in a few more weeks, I didn't want a huge can of the stuff. The size is perfect for land traveling, but it doesn't seem to get along to well with my Xikar. I find when I light it I know have an abundance of flare ups, and then the lighter died on me just 4 cigars after I filled it! Even my coworkers commented on how I had just filled the lighter. I'll be using it for 4 more weeks, so I'll see how it goes.
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