Laban Scepter Series Fountain Pen

Thanks for your advice, I knew Sbrebrown reviews and this one is helpful. However in my case the nib was well set and aligned, and not the problem. Here's why : after trying 3 different nibs there was no real improvement, I complained to Massdrop (at the time) that the pen was not usable for me this way, and as they did not store spare parts they agreed to a refund. Well done and appreciated ! And later, as the pen lied unused, I had the idea of swapping feeds : the Bock did not fit but the Jinhao 750's did, and bingo ! this mostly solved the problem, the flow went back to a normal wet. So the feed was the faulty part here. In the end I kept the Jinhao feed and put back the Laban M nib which feels and writes very much like a Bock. Too bad for the poor dismantled Jinhao, although I suppose I could maybe get a feed at Bobby's store... Have a nice, if confined, day ;-)

Super-late reply, but this guy's channel is great in general, but specifically this video might help you (note, though, how he says to start on a cheap pen, so you might want to practice on something else, first): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vv0eSGR5Jw

I *did* get a Laban brand converter with this pen (2 days ago). My guess is that they just don't mention it, which they should. Even though international style converters are cheap and ubiquitous, not including one at this price, you're right, would be kind of rude. Good thing they did. :)