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scorpanog
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Nov 13, 2017
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I understand it does not ship with a converter, so can anybody point out which converter fits and is good to use on this pen. Going to try to use a converter rather than a cartridge. thanks.
Nov 13, 2017
kimpearsonusa
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Nov 28, 2017
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scorpanogI have tried every converter I have and none of them will work with this pen. Very disappointed!
Nov 28, 2017
scorpanog
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Nov 28, 2017
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kimpearsonusa I went to a local store and found one that fits, this is the only one that fits in length and diameter and it is very cheap. We tried about 5 converters. Got some good ink, going to enjoy the pen tonight. https://www.gouletpens.com/monteverde-mini-ink-cartridge-converter/p/MV31072 Regular standard international is too big in diameter in nose part.
I have to say, I love how it feels in hand and the red colour is wonderful.
Nov 28, 2017
Ordiedaddy
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Dec 11, 2017
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scorpanogI bought the Regal Queen for my wife as a Christmas gift and was disappointed that no converter or cartridge came with it. I ordered the converter from Goulet Pens that was suggested in this thread and tried it. It does fit snugly in the feed, but the handle of the plunger does not fit when the converter is filled. When screwing the body back on it pushes the plunger down, thus pushing out the ink. I have looked inside to see if there is something stuck up in there and it is empty. While the pen is a nice looking pen, I will be very cautious of Regal brand in the future. I am not comfortable in giving it to my wife now because nothing fits in it, this pen is going to end up being a dip pen at best. I know some are hacking some converters/cartridges to fit, but I think that if you are buying a pen that is made recently then it should come ready to write with one form of ink storage or the other. I expect it with some vintage pens, but not this.
Follow up. My wife loves the pen and the smoothness of the nib after I gave it a few strokes across the tuning paper you get from Goulet Pens (can't remember the technical name at the moment.) I previously complained about not having a converter. I ordered one that was supposed to fit, but it didn't. So I would refill a cartridge with my wife's choice of ink. Then one day while cleaning it, I felt something finally move in the barrel. Keep in mind I had tapped this thing a lot to see if something was jammed in there. Well this time a cartridge came out. What looks like happened is the cartridge was put in there had a leak and the ink acted as an adhesive and a seal. After being carried around and used by my wife it came loose. The cartridge that came out was covered with ink. I cleaned out the barrel and tried the converter from Goulet, it worked perfectly. All in all this is now one of my wife's every day carry pens. She totes around 6 filled pens, each with a different ink, in her purse at any given tume.
Dec 11, 2017
scorpanog
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Dec 11, 2017
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OrdiedaddyI am very surprised to read this. Even though I have a cartridge in (which is btw is waterman ink cartridge S0111000), I just tried to put that converter into the handle and it goes it so deep thatI don't even see the nose of it. So, it is either the pens are not all the same or your has something in the handle that is not supposed to have. That converter is 2" long and the handle is a bit over 3". As for the pen, I love it, it sits so well in my hand and has weight, especially when cap in on the handle.
Dec 11, 2017
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