Got my first keychain cigar punch

[Ropey]

I figured what the hell, might as well fully embrace my hobby. Nothing like always having a hobby-related implement on you to do so.

EDIT:

Read my review of the following three keyring punches here:

http://www.cigarbum.com/forum/showth...expensive-ones

[Lostmason]

Good going!!Always nice to be prepared.

[Browns7213]

Smart man, or woman sorry I don't really know you. I'm a huge believer in a keychain punch.

[Brent Strande]

I've usually struggled with the draw from a punch... Keep 'em around 65-68%...

What gives?

[Horseshoe]

I always have a knife on me. I have poked holes to get the job done. Maybe I should make a .223 punch one night.

Good call on always being prepared.

[BMack]

I've usually struggled with the draw from a punch... Keep 'em around 65-68%...

What gives?

How large of a punch? Generally a dedicated punch is larger than one attached to a lighter, for example.

Some cigars just don't like to be punched and need a larger cut, in my experience. This is one of the reasons why I always do a pre-light draw, sometimes you just need a bigger opening...even with a cutter.

[Brent Strande]

I haven tried my new .223 punch from @Gunther7912 but tried a diff punch on an H Upmann and made a 'clover' pattern w/ 4 punches before satisfied with the cold draw.

[JollyRogers]

I need to make a .223 punch for my keychain...I'm sure I've got a friend with an empty one laying around. Just out of curiosity, which keychain punch did you get?

[boro62]

I also have a xikar 011 punch, used to keep it on my keychain but its just too heavy lolz

[OnePyroTec]

Don't loan it out to anyone who has never used a punch before. I used to have a 44 mag punch, then I let a friend use it. He TAPPED it on a a hard surface to try and knock the tobacco out for me. He had no clue he had bent the cutting blade.