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Inventery Bolt-Action Pen
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Inventery Bolt-Action Pen
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Omniseed
1972
Feb 28, 2019
Do you think there is a noticeable difference in the way the small and medium feel and carry? I'm getting one to add to a pocket slip and I think the inch and a half length difference may be more significant to me than the improved handling of the medium.
Vic-6
95
May 8, 2018
Just for clarification:
The small version fits D1 refills.
The medium version fits Parker style & Schmidt P8126 refills.
The large version fits Pilot G2 refills.
Price seems to vary by size, not color.
Hope that helps.
randomthinks
17
May 11, 2018
Vic-6Thanks for this info. This moves the needle from ”interesting but a likely pass” to “very interesting“.
fhood
715
Jul 25, 2018
My god, I couldn't find the word tactical or a listing of the caliber anywhere in this drop. Seems odd.
Joetombob
7
May 8, 2018
will the brass pen Patina over time or is it coated with something.
I personally am looking for one that can patina.
pukeko
15
Jun 8, 2018
After using this at the busiest writing time of the year, study break, I can say that the Medium size has a very satisfying weight in the hand, which steadies it when drawing lines or diagrams. The build quality is excellent, some very fine machining went into this product. The bolt screw does loosen with normal use from the box, but I took a large flathead to it and gave it a good tighten and haven't had it loosen since. The cap and grip can loosen too, but again with some elbow grease I have made them so they don't slip during normal use. The Scmidt cartridge has a nice sharp point, and good ink flow, but ran out in about a week of writing.
glennac
1363
Oct 30, 2018
Medium Brass pen arrived yesterday. Really happy with it. The Brass is gorgeous and the finish is super smooth.
Two things though: 1) The spring inside is way too strong. 2) The cutout path for the bolt needs to be deburred. There are some uncomfortably sharp edges along there.
Here it is along side my Copper Tactile Turn. The two really compliment one another.
Syrihl
15
Feb 26, 2019
Thanks, will check them out. I honestly prefer the titanium Tactile turn over the copper which I find to be a little too heavy.
katerchen
271
May 10, 2018
My google-fu fails me ... trying to find a nice comparison shot between the three sizes.
(found a lot of bolt action rifles though, after a few hits of various, mostly unrelated pen pictures)
(found a lot of bolt action rifles though, after a few hits of various, mostly unrelated pen pictures)
AgentEpsilon
1
Oct 10, 2018
No large Onyx option? I'm definitely interested in this drop and I love the look of the Onyx pen, but I'd prefer to use G2 refills.
JCHENG
65
Dec 10, 2018
The medium comes with the P8126, very popular. Besides that refill I would recommend the Schmidt 9000 easyflow -- kind of a ballpoint version which is very popular as well.
katerchen
271
May 29, 2018
First impressions ...
I got the littlest one in Brass and the largest in Black.
*Very* precise machining. I like that. The threads, the surface, the clicker cutout, how everything lines up ... they are really serious about quality.
The refill has no wiggle. That's one of the things that drives me crazy with pens : when you put them to paper and there is just that little give as the tip of the refill moves around in the housing. None of that is happening here.
That thing is heavy :O and I do mean heavy.
The clicker is just too much fun. Trying to restrain myself not to play with it incessantly, as they warn us not to do that.
Pentel EnerGel refills don't quite fit the large one. It might be just a matter of cutting off a tiny bit at the top, but as is : I am unable to engage the clicker. Didn't spend any time on it but I will come back to this as I really like EnerGels.
Overall : good buy. The little one will make a good knockaround pen just to carry in my pants pocket and the large one as a desk pen.
EDIT: Cutting just a sliver off the top of the Energel made it compatible with the pen. If you try that, remember that you can always shave off just a tiny bit more, but you can't add it back. Unless you start messing with spacers.
I got the littlest one in Brass and the largest in Black.
*Very* precise machining. I like that. The threads, the surface, the clicker cutout, how everything lines up ... they are really serious about quality.
The refill has no wiggle. That's one of the things that drives me crazy with pens : when you put them to paper and there is just that little give as the tip of the refill moves around in the housing. None of that is happening here.
That thing is heavy :O and I do mean heavy.
The clicker is just too much fun. Trying to restrain myself not to play with it incessantly, as they warn us not to do that.
Pentel EnerGel refills don't quite fit the large one. It might be just a matter of cutting off a tiny bit at the top, but as is : I am unable to engage the clicker. Didn't spend any time on it but I will come back to this as I really like EnerGels.
Overall : good buy. The little one will make a good knockaround pen just to carry in my pants pocket and the large one as a desk pen.
EDIT: Cutting just a sliver off the top of the Energel made it compatible with the pen. If you try that, remember that you can always shave off just a tiny bit more, but you can't add it back. Unless you start messing with spacers.
Desastor
336
Apr 10, 2019
openhelixI'd be cautious with those statements. Unless you can show some evidence who did do what when you may come across like a fanboy justifying purchasing a 200 pen that can be had for half that elsewhere. I got two of the Fellhoelter's bc they were cheap when he first started offering them at Kickstarter in 2012. By then I already owned maxmad.co pens. So, who is copying from whom?
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