Is it possible to change the nib on this pen?
173965
I'm sorry I've not changed the nib, therefore I'm not able to give you the correct answer. Although I did attempt to take the nib out today and was not able to move it. Perhaps I'm not doing it properly. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
173966
I really don't know. I suggest contacting a reputable pen repair shop (e.g., Fahrney's in D.C.) who will be able to assist you both with the advice and, eventually, repairs.
173967
Yes. All nibs will wear out....eventually. you have to really put some miles on them before they "wear off" the end. But some pens have different sizes, fine, medium, calligraphic, etc. Just Google the procedure. But most modern pens like this one you just buy a different nib. They are not that expensive. This particular one has a kind of medium-bold line. I love it. It makes my cursive writing look waaaay better than it actually does!
173968
I believe this is a #6 size nib, which is widely available from a number of manufacturers, although the nibs often cost more than this pen. In any case, you can buy a Bulow replacement nib quite inexpensively from xfountainpens (dot) com. You can probably get advice from them on how to replace it, too.
2049733
yes, it is NIB and I contacted Aimpoint the S/N checked out ok.depends on your front sight, you might need to get a different mount for it to either absolute cowitness or 1/3 upper or lower cowitness
2022167
Very simple...Open as you would any regular pen by twisting the Nib which opens it and allow you to remove the converter and replace it with the ink cartridges...
211984
Yes, you can. We have extra nibs in stock ready for purchase in both black nibs and steel (chrome) nibs. Black comes in EF, Fine, Medium and Broad. Steel comes in EF, Fine, Medium, Broad, 1.1 Caligraphy and 1.5 Caligraphy sizes. Regards, Pen Chalet
2214904
Hi. The clip on this model of the pen can not be replaced. You would have to bend it back with pliers. Thank you!
799300
The pen comes with a nib and converter installed. However, you will have to buy ink and fill the converter before you can write. I have Sheaffer Skrip and Private Reserve ink and love both.
311987
You can get a replacement refill, it's specific to the knife but available. The refill has a small brass nib on the back. Basically, you just tug the pen part out and replace it. When I use the pen (it comes in handy more often than you'd think) I usually pull the pen part out and use it that way rather than holding the knife. It's just easier.
799299
If you received one without a nib, you will need to contact the seller. They have sent you a defective pen.
394049
Yes but the nib is actually one part and includes the part where you put the cartridge in. I think I looked at them a while back and they aren't cheap so look at the pricing.
1719508
Just unscrew the top part that has the nib from the bottom. You will see a tiny metal knob sticking out of the top where you can push and plug a ink cartridge. It is pretty easy. There is always youtube if you need a demo..... :)
531632
There are calligraphy nibs available. I'm not sure if you have a certain nib in mind.
745114
The converter nib is not included with the pen. You may find that separately on amazon. Thanks.
1620072
You have to unscrew the pen, and insert the cartridge in the little hole. Put some pressure on it but make sure that you don't break the nib when you are putting it in.
86222
You should be able to unscrew the bottom of the pen, remove the old refill and replace with the new. This pen at Anazon does have refills; however Pilot makes a model that does not take a refill ( I was gifted with one). Hope this helps.
1984398
The pen nib is not retractable. The pens cap is threaded and can be screwed in on both ends when the cap is either opened or closed.
1383956
Normally it is possible,but this Caran d'Ache quality is little awkward.So I don't know if the original replacement ink can fit in.But definitely you can do switch to blue.
1849246
there was an extra nib in the package.... i have NOT tried that nib.... i just assumed it was exactly that... an extra nib. I will try it now though, that you mention this thought, to see it it is actually any different....