Brass Embassy Pen REV 6 ( New Model )
Brass Embassy Pen REV 6 ( New Model )
New Small Batch Launch!
Limit 3 per customer!
Serial Numbered ( Extremely Limited Production Embassy Pen Brass )
CAGE : 5VKB6
- NEW ( REV 6 ) UPGRADED - TOPOGRAPHY PATTERN WITH ENHANCED SMOOTH TOP BAND DEEP GROOVES FOR INCREDIBLE GRIP
- Now with a titanium clip too!
- Gen 5: Now Includes High End Schmidt 9000m M German Made Refill!
Limited Edition Run Of Pens !!!
Made in our private machine lab
Stronger Pen and Improved Internal Thread Design
Welcome all pen collectors and all-purpose pen users. We are fortunate enough to offer the new Brass embassy pen after recently acquiring a small batch from a government contract. The pen is robust and made to last a lifetime; whether it's on the training field or in the office. A black medium spr4 pressurized fisher space pen refill, good from -30F to +250F is included. The machined deep knurled grip is made for non-slip use. The built in Grade 4 Titanium clip provides a secure fit in your pants or in your EDC bag.
Unfortunately like many of our contracted products, when they are gone, they will not return.
Specifications:
- C360 Free Machining Brass ( Buttery Smooth )
- measures 5.25" inches by .50" diameter
- No O-ring seal needed with new design ( no need to worry about o-rings any more )
- 4 oz or 113.7 grams
- Stainless steel clip is stone-washed finished
Don't let the low price fool you. This is a great pen, at a great price.
Contains Schmidt® Pressurized Ink Cartridge - German Made!
German Fill - Schmidt Easyflow 9000 M refill / Upgrade from the SPR4
NOTE:
The CountyComm Embassy Pen industrial design purposely DOES NOT provide for the cap to fit on the back of the barrel. There are several reasons for this, one will become apparent when someone asks to borrow your pen— loan them the pen while you hold the cap and you will get your pen back! Other more discrete reasons are best kept quiet! If you require a pen that holds the cap on the barrel while writing, there are thousands on the market to choose from. If you are looking for a rugged, failsafe, multi-purpose EDC pen, we hope you will choose our distinctive Embassy Pen.
Outstanding in form, fit and function! I highly recommend you get one before their gone!
This pen has a heafty weight to it & that is why I love it so much. They are solid & very very well made, best of all, USA Made & that to me is the cherry on top. I have a heavy hand & I need bold point refills so I had to upgrade the existing ink to a bold, not a problem. I found Fisher refills did trick nicley & now all my Maratac-County Comm pens have bold ink pens installed.
I love this pen. It's heavy as all get out, writes in any position, on nearly anything.
The weight is a huge plus for me personally. It's an excellent mini hammera and could be used as a kubaton in a pinch.
Fit and finish are top notch. The Brass model I got will no doubt patina with use which, only adds to the pen as far as I'm concerned. The brass appears to be UNFINISHED, so buyer beware that a few days after opening the brass will not be as bright and shiny as it was on removal from the package. You can polish it, or use a product to restore the lustre - but why?
9.5/10 - Would buy again in a heartbeat. Unless lost - it wont ever need to be replaced.
.5/10 - The Pocket clip has sharp edges, and if I'm honest seems too thin for the brass model. For the stainless / titanium it'll be just fine. But feels slightly flimsy compared to the heft of the brass.
This was a gift for a friend. Upon opening and handling this pen my friend remarked that it has enough weight to make a handy self defense tool. The fact that it feels good in the hand and writes very smoothly is a bonus. Great job with the upgrades!
So after recently getting the latest Titanium Embassy pen, I just had to try the brass one.
The fit and finish is perfect on both pens. The threading is also perfect.
Others have said that the pen inserts do not write well, or have ink globs when first writing, but both of my pens write just fine out of the box.
Stylistically, I cannot decide which pen I like better, as they are both pretty much works of art. The titanium pen is far lighter (although it’s still pretty heavy) than the brass pen, so it would have less hand fatigue when writing for extended periods. The brass pen is a solid chunk in your hand, and it would have a pretty severe impact if it were to strike something.
Now I guess I have to get an aluminum one…
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