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Gama Acrylic Demonstrator


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This is one of my favorite pens. It is an Indian Handmade Acrylic pen from Gem and co. The pen is called Gama Acrylic Demonstrator. Hope you enjoy the review

 

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The three gamas: Kuyil, Acrylic, Ebonite Jr.

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More images of the acrylic demonstrator

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Note that a full transparent pen is also available where one can see the nib and feed fully. I however chose a semi-demonstrator pen where the section is black. I do intend to buy the full transparent one later since I love this pen so much.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Very interesting pen!

Is it fair for an intelligent and family oriented mammal to be separated from his/her family and spend his/her life starved in a concrete jail?

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I have one on the way from Asapens. I like demonstrators and miss when I can't see the ink level. I may or may not like the nib in this one. If not, any #6 nib will fit in the section (bore for 6mm feeds). This pen seems to be the same size as the Gama Hawk.

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well i have this pen but then you need to maintain the ink level else you have it gushing with ink

Pilot custom heritage 74 all nibs, 742 Fa and PO nibs, 823 F 92 F,M, 3776 FM,EF,1911F

And all indian pens

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Hi

 

This is a really nice pen and I find myself using it more often than I thought I would, not least because it is a demonstrator.

 

I had put up some pics here earlier

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/254999-gama-acrylic-transparentdemonstrator/

 

Cheers

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