Informal Review - Wing Sung 380

[sanyalsoumitra]

 A hand-written note and some photos. Welcome comments.

warm regards

Soumitra

 

 

 

 

[zdeveric]

Hello Sanyalsoumitra,

Can you take out converter and use cartridges or insert another converter?

Edited April 20, 2014 by zdeveric

[Uncle Red]

Wing Sungs are nice pens. Thanks for showing them to us.

[Seele]

 

Hello Sanyalsoumitra,

Can you take out converter and use cartridges or insert another converter?

 

 

It does not use a converter.

[zdeveric]

 

It does not use a converter.

Fixed squeeze type (aerometric) converter. Can it be removed?

[Seele]

Fixed squeeze type (aerometric) converter. Can it be removed?

 

As I said it does not use a converter so it cannot be removed.

 

A converter is for converting a pen using ink cartridges to one capable of using bottled ink, so the pen is a Cartridge/Converter type (C/C). This is a pen of a different type, using a different ink filling principle.

[zdeveric]

 

As I said it does not use a converter so it cannot be removed.

 

A converter is for converting a pen using ink cartridges to one capable of using bottled ink, so the pen is a Cartridge/Converter type (C/C). This is a pen of a different type, using a different ink filling principle.

Thank you.

Edited April 21, 2014 by zdeveric

[h.farmawi]

nice pens, the look some how similar to an old Montblanc i saw a topic about today https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/265101-rare-montblanc-model/
Thanksfor the review.

[TakeoJiro]

Thanks for this and all other reviews , you made alot of reviews.

[lovemy51]

thank u. i like the look... all my WS's are great writers.

[bob_hayden]

I have two of these. The light colored stripes are actually a bunch of grooves cut into the pen body which reflect light and give the pen a sparkly appearance not easily captured in a photo. The nibs are firm and a bit rough out of the box but can be smoothed to merely toothy.