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The Titan Tactical Pen provides smooth writing capability and doubles as a self-defense tool. Precision-manufactured from a solid titanium rod, the pen has a sleek, polished aesthetic that looks as good in the boardroom as it does in the workshop Read More
This ain’t no tactical pen! Here’s my design: first it has to be a fountain pen. It would have a GIGANTIC nib, with tines’ edges ground to be scalpel sharp. Then the ink. It contains neurotoxins to immediately render the target immobile. Note my use of word “target” as opposed to attacker or enemy, because more than likely you will stab yourself with it. So have the antidote ready.
Piston filler, of course.
If I had to drive over an icy bridge every day on my way to work, and I hadn't already gotten something to break a window in case God-forbid I swerve off into the water, then maybe I'd entertain the thought of purchasing this before dismissing it and just finding a rock to put in my glove box.
When will manufacturers realize that the "tactical" buzzword stopped working several years ago?
Whenever I'm raiding houses and bunkers in Fallujah and Liberia i often reach for my pocket, pull out my bic pen, and long for something nicer. And when I'm performing renditions in Oman, I'm often at a loss as to how best to break a window before extracting the subject.
This pen serves both needs, thank you Massdrop!
Is there anyway to get a replacement clip / clip retention cap? Mine came loose while clipped to my pocket and now I can't carry the pen and when I try to take the cap off, the plastic cap liner sticks to the pen itself.
AtlantaTomSame as the flashlight community. I understand not wanting to scratch your $400 EDC TiMascus light ... but jesus christ I'm carrying that for function, not form. I'm not carrying a small pelican case for my light, knife, pen, pry bar, etc.
ToxicTo be fair though, 'titanium alloy' is far from Grade 5 Ti. Also I have two Ti pens, and a TON of brass, copper, stainless and aluminum 'tactical' pens. I like the heft and ... tactility of metal pens. I even had a business proposal written up about starting a Kickstarter for metal pens - one design, the major metals, also damascus and solid tungsten body ... Also I don't care if it has a glass breaker tip or pointed false pen end, but the flashlight or aggressive crowns are a bit of a joke IMO