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Pens and traditional knives

pjsjr said:
I really don't use the .50 BMG, awkward, but like it 'cause it is unusual. The raw brass Bullet Space Pen next to it in the photo below is one one of my favorites and gets used a lot.
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I love the raw brass bullet, but I really do wish they offered it with a serrated grip.
there's nothing wrong with them as is, but I got used to the serrated grip on my old Chromie.
I think they do or used to offer the raw brass with a smooth chrome grip, but not the serrated.
 
Hickory n steel said:
I love the raw brass bullet, but I really do wish they offered it with a serrated grip.
there's nothing wrong with them as is, but I got used to the serrated grip on my old Chromie.
I think they do or used to offer the raw brass with a smooth chrome grip, but not the serrated.
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If you have a chrome Space Pen, you can swap the grip from it onto the brass one.
 
hsherzfeld said:
If you have a chrome Space Pen, you can swap the grip from it onto the brass one.
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That's what I did a few years ago.
I started with the serrated grip chromie, then got a raw brass model a few years ago and swapped the grips, carried that pen for a few years till getting the Fisher .375 HH mag a few weeks back and swapped for the serrated chrome grip.
 
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