4 posts tagged “fisher pens”

I was at Walgreens last night writing a check.  As I always do, I took my Bullet Pen out of my purse and played with it a little before opening it up and using it.  I like to do that because I like to show it off and I like to savor the writing experience.

I started thinking about that as I was waiting for my receipt and it made me feel sad for all the people who can’t enjoy their pens.  Whether its letter writing or bill paying, there is so much more enjoyment when you are using a handsome, high quality writing implement.

I am making it my mission this Christmas to give my loved one’s the Fisher Pen experience.  I gave a few Space Pens last year and I am still being thanked.  I am excited this year because I can also choose from theHandmade Pens at Cyber Space Pens.  The Crushed Sunflower Shells Carbara is one that I become more fond of every time I look at it.  It has a masculine look to it, I can see my brother loving it.  It comes with the Triangular Maple Wood Box which serves as a holder as well as a display.  I will definitely have it engraved … I just haven’t figured out what to put on it yet.

The next Fisher Space Pen on my top ten or so list is also a Bullet Pen.  This one is the Black Titanium Nitride Pen.  Now, the other two pens in this series, the Rainbow and the Gold Titanium Nitride Pen, are very nice too.  The gold one looks very impressive … but this is about my favorites … and I like the black one.

As I have said before, I love the look of the bullet pens in general.  What I like about this pen is how it looks so impressive and high-end, yet it does it in a subtle way.  This is a pen people would notice, but the owner doesn’t come across like he or she is trying to impress anyone.  I like this pen as a gift for a man.  It’s sleek, yet masculine.

Like the other Fisher Pens, the Titanium Bullet Pens contain a #PR4 black medium point pressurized Fisher refill so you can count on it even when it is -27 degrees outside, which my computer says it is right now.  When capped this pen is 3-3/4″ long and when ready to write it is 5-3/8″ long.

Take a look at alll of the Space Pens at CyberSpacePens.com, and see which if Black Titanium Nitride Pen would make your top ten list.

Cyber Space Pens Team

Just in case you missed it, there is a new Fisher Space Pen in town.  Some wonder how it could have taken this long for Fisher Pens to get around to making a bullet pen out of a real shell casing, but it doesn’t matter, because it’s here.  The .375 H&H Bullet Pen is capped pen that uses the .375 Mag Shell case as the cap.

Okay, for those of us who know nothing about guns and bullets …. what is a .375 H&H Mag Shell Case?  Thank you Wikipedia - I have my answer.  The “.375″ refers to the bullet diameter.  The “H&H” stands for Holland & Holland,  the British Company who introduced this bullet in 1912. The “Magnum” part basically means it carries a big boom.  The “Case” means you have the shell without the inside part that carries the big boom.  So, it could be referred to as the .375 Diameter Holland & Holland Big Boom Bullet Shell Pen … kind of fun to say, but not very practical.

If you look at at a real .375 H&H Mag rifle round and then you look at this pen … it’s pretty neat.  Go ahead, look up an image and compare.  Wikipedia also informs me that the maximum cartridge length is 3.6 inches and the Bullet Pen comes in at just under 4 inches (with the lid on).  Not too shabby.

Now don’t you just want to buy this for someone?  You might be a little late for Christmas, but it’s always somebody’s birthday!  Keep this Bullet Pen in mind!

Cyber Space Pens Team