Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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Jmann
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Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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I have bought several lighters over the past 4-5 years and have had bad luck. Has anyone had good lock with something in the 15-40 range with long life and limited issues. Also what fuel do you recommend?
Scott From NY
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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Fuel...Lava, Vector, or blazer

Have found some dual flame Blazzers for $25-30. I think I have an extra, send me your address I'll get you something to light smokes :-)
I'm not so young or impressionable anymore, but still younger than most of you old hags-LOL
Scott From NY
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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Packed and will be in tomorrows mail, just missed the mailman today.
I'm not so young or impressionable anymore, but still younger than most of you old hags-LOL
Scott From NY
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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Well what do you think of the dual flame blazer?
I'm not so young or impressionable anymore, but still younger than most of you old hags-LOL
scottdurand
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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Sucks that you hooked him up and he never posted anything about it again, that blazer is a good torch! :horse:
Scott From NY
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[quote author=scottdurand link=topic=15547.msg77525#msg77525 date=1349904461]
Sucks that you hooked him up and he never posted anything about it again, that blazer is a good torch! :horse:
[/quote]

agreed, shit happens. I try and help people out when I can though, live and learn I guess :finger:
I'm not so young or impressionable anymore, but still younger than most of you old hags-LOL
Scott From NY
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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I see you lurking newbie, how'd it work out for ya?
I'm not so young or impressionable anymore, but still younger than most of you old hags-LOL
RyJ Smoker
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

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Unreal........
Tobacco Giant
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Post by Tobacco Giant »

Not even a thanks?  Weird more than anything else. 
SRQCigarman
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Re: Best bi/tri/quad lighter for a reasonable price

Post by SRQCigarman »

Give a gift with minimal expectations otherwise you might get burned, but a simple thank you is not much to ask.
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