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No. The wideness of the writing with a fountain pen depends not only on the thickness of the point, but on the type of paper and ink used too. There is not universal agreement among pen manufacturers about how thick is a fine, a medium or a broad point.
555002
The nib seems to be medium. I enjoy using the pen, and people who see it find it interesting.
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It would be medium, also if you have a strip of leather or an old belt you can take off the micro burrs on the edge and make it sharper
1229741
It's mil, not mm. Easy mistake to make.A mil is 1/1000th of an inch. 50 mil is 1/20th of an inch.
1967705
24mm (medium)... I do enjoy the convenience of this product since its one piece, but I would HIGHLY suggest you check out pumpin pal shields. They're extremely comfortable. I use those at work and these as backup at home
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The "M" on the end means MRAD recticle. An "A" would be MOA. The product details says PST-416F1-M. It is a first focal plane which means you can range dope from any zoom setting.
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I assume Medium as in not narrow nor wide. I really cannot be sure, that is just my guess.
2020769
I can't verify the information, but 12 micron (as reported by Diane M) is equal to 0.47 mil (0.012mm = 0.00047 inches)
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Hi Reesa. According to these old eyes (heh) it looks about 24.6mm. Hope this helps. :-)
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I think it's 2mm because it's small, that's equal to a little less than 1 inch ( like 3/4 of an inch)
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No. I tried, figured out at the last minute that the M in matx means medium.
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0.7mm. I've had Cross pen and pencil sets for over thiry-five years. I like the larger pencil lead size. It doesen't break as easy, or as much, as when the Cross pencils were 0.5mm. jd
180242
I would say its closer to medium. I use them on multiple ar15s and ar10s without clearance issues.
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No they are not quite comparable. The medium point is the size of a worn down sharpie, and the fine is similar to a the thin line made when lightly pressing a fresh marker sharpie. Neither one is as fine as a hard tip fine point sharpie. Hope this helps.
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Extra-fine. I believe the 'EF' in the part-number PFP50RBEF indicates the nib size. On smooth paper, it is roughly comparable to a 0.35 mm ball-point.
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5 millimeters, which is less than a quarter inch. These are only for use with insulin pens, not vials.
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Sorry do not know size in mm, but it is not an extra fine point,it is between medium and fine point.