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Soooo, mentioned earlier that the Infinium was pretty much just a newer-named version of the Magnum Bullet/Millennium/2010/Mars spacepens, but I rediscovered (an old email with) another response from Fisher, when I had asked them about it - apparently they did have an interesting difference initially:
"For the most part yes – There was a brief period of time several years back where we changed how these pens were made from having their barrels fil...
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The community should seek a mass drop deal on the Fisher infinium space pen. It is a pricier option that scares some away, but it has 32 miles or so of ink, so they pretty much warranty it for life. If you ever run out of ink, mail it to them and they will take care of it. The design is similar, but it is larger. I have had several fisher bullet pens, and I have found they are uncomfortably small to me, but I have been using the infinium comforta...
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The TiBolt takes Parker-style refills, which thankfully is a pretty standard format that many brands offer. Schmidt offers a finer tip in their P 900 refill, which IMO runs a little dryer than the Easyflow M tip refill that comes in the TiBolt. You can also use Fisher Space Pen refills with their Parker adapter (little piece of plastic that you stick on the end), though I have not tried that yet in my own TiBolt. Lastly, Ohto makes some awesome n...
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They actually are not 100% leak-proof but it is not a big issue. If you leave the pen without use for some time, it is possible that a very small and quite dry blob will form on the tip. It is also easy to clean. On the other hand, it is also easy to make your fingers or shirt dirty if you do not notice and take care. As of the bullet pen, which is capped, it also makes dirty the inside of the cap.
I love some of my bullets but, in my opinion, the...
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