A tactical pen of my own

[55fairlane]

It would be cool if you could make the end look like a cartridge rim, and stamp 55fairlane in it.

I know a laser guy who could etch it

 

[tmwinds]

Did you ever watch knife fighting skills on YOUTUBE as taught in Phipino martial arts. You realy have to be trained to use a knife or pointed rod effectivley. A pen point in most cases wouldn't disable an opponent. It doesn't penetrate or cut.

If you poke me in the eye with a ball point pen, I will leave you alone.

 

[old_heli_logger]

Come on guys, someone has to say it...

"The pen is mightier than the sword."

 

[majohnson]

Next they will be coming after our machining equipment, for production of illegal weapons.

 

[55fairlane]

Next they will be coming after our machining equipment, for production of illegal weapons.

That ain't no joke! I honestly think that is part of the reason the school do not teach a mandatory or optional shop class. Leftist are every where.....and remember they are smarter than you...just ask them

 

[majohnson]

Anyone check the government watch list?

 

[55fairlane]

Finished up, for now. The twist cap is 303 stainless, I'm not sure I like that, it's a little to smooth, but for a proof of concept I feel this pen turned out well

 

[scasa]

I can't believe you didn't knurl the grip on that. Looks good

 

[Fuj]

Come on guys, someone has to say it...

"The pen is mightier than the sword."

And my .45 is mightier yet......

 

[55fairlane]

I can't believe you didn't knurl the grip on that. Looks good

That grip is 303 stainless and requires a lot of pressure to knurle...I'm not subjecting the headstock (plain brass) bearings to that torture

 

[durand mortenson]

Got stabbed in the hand with a pencil in 5th grade, the point is still in my hand. Anytime I get an xray near it I have to tell them about it,because they get all weird about it.

I thought leaving the lead from the pencil was dangerous.

Mort

 

[M60A3TTS]

Pencil lead, is actually graphite.

 

[scasa]

That grip is 303 stainless and requires a lot of pressure to knurle...I'm not subjecting the headstock (plain brass) bearings to that torture

I meant the grip where your fingers are at the point end. I can't even hold a pen as slick as that.

 

[USMCsilver]

One thing it is nice and much smaller than most of the Tactical pens on the market. That, too me, is a good thing, does not look threatening at all to carry.

I've been using this for, probably, over 7 years. It's a miracle that I've kept up with it for so long. It may be a bigger miracle that I've never actually used it on anyone.

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