“DallanC” wrote:

…First type, hard to light, burned slow and I had to keep rotating the paper to allow the flame to consume it. It went out before burning even 30% of the paper.

One problem with using “roll your own” cigarette papers is, it is my understanding that they are treated so they don’t burn or smoulder away any quicker that the tobacco. I may very well be this that causes them to not burn away quickly and totally. The True Wave seems to be the better option by far, and they are cheap enough as well.

Aloys, from memory, back in the 1800’s it was common practice to “cover off” the end of each chamber in a revolver after loading with “bear grease” to stop chain fires.