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Tactile Turn Bolt-Action Pens
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The name of the company behind these sleek pens, Tactile Turn, reveals much of their charm. To deploy the pen tip, press the stainless steel button and feel the satisfying bolt-action mechanism slide the tip into place—it’s a truly addictive way to open and close a pen Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downpoomz
9
Dec 27, 2020
Quite nice for an EDC pen. It’s a bit on fat side considering Parker style refill. The CNC quality is top notch though. I had trouble finding the seam to open it up until reading the review.
draganb
2
Nov 21, 2020
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UrbanDadCarry
0
Nov 18, 2020
when I select short in bronze, it is showing the click version, not the bolt action. just wrong picture?!
kstokley
1282
Business Development
Nov 18, 2020
UrbanDadCarryOnly the bolt action pens are available in this run. The pictures were incorrect for those combinations. Images have been corrected, but it will take a few minutes for the page to update. Apologies for the confusion.
dgt5
245
Nov 16, 2020
Do they make ballpoint refills for the standard size pen? The pen is great but the G2 ink smears for me.
Instructions_unclear
11
Nov 18, 2020
dgt5If you're thinking of ballpoint you should go one size down for a perfect fit with parker style G2 refills. Honestly though, you can easily cut an old cartridge piece as a sort of adapter for the G2 Parkers to fit in the standard. I have a side click in the short version and wanted to use a Pilot G2 I had lying around so I had the opposite issue and just cut it to size with no issues.
To give you a better answer, yes there is at least one ballpoint refill that is compatible with Pilot G2, or "euro-style refills". Uni-ball jetstream ballpoint but you may need to cut it to fit how far you want it to protrude from the pen (based on blogs I've followed, it says the Uni is typically 1-2 mm longer than other euro style refills) . I think that may be the only option honestly. I have heard of someone 3D printing adapters for D1 pen refills, but that may just make things more pricey.
mdeous
230
Nov 16, 2020
I own the titanium version (bought outside of Drop), it's definitely worth it. I strongly suggest the Ohto Ceramic 0.7mm refills, the best ones I've tried, very smooth and regular writing, and very pigmentized ink (unlike some where you feel like you're writing with water paint), they're hard to find though (at least in France).
Btw, pics for bronze and copper versions are wrong, they show the side click pen, not the bolt action one.
NickVL
62
Aug 28, 2020
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Bazirker
107
Jul 26, 2020
Does anyone know if a Uniball 207 Signo refill will fit in the standard or short lengths?
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Robson
213
Jul 15, 2020
If anyone can answer this I'd really appreciate it, and I feel stupid asking, but... how do you open up the pen when you replace the cartridge? I looked over the pen and tried to loosen it in several places, nothing. TT doesn't have a user guide on their site, and none in the box. TIA! Pen is really nice though. I got Ti full size.
tehenlim
60
Keyboard Club Member
Jul 16, 2020
Robson
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