I took the piston filler off my Duke FP. I think I broke it? Did I?
Thanks!
Full Version: Ooops... not suppose to come off?
I thought Duke pens just came with converters. There's no problem removing a converter. Tighten it back in and see how everything works. Mine pops in and out just fine.
Er......
Are we sure we are not talking about pulling out a converter? I thought the Duke pens were all cartridge/converter configuration.
Did I miss something?
Aside..... I know some of the Hero pens sneak up on us. They look like cartridge/converters but are actually "almost" Aerometrics. Case in point the very inexpensive Hero 58, which only lacks the little hole to be a true Aerometric filler.
More information is needed...................
Are we sure we are not talking about pulling out a converter? I thought the Duke pens were all cartridge/converter configuration.
Did I miss something?
Aside..... I know some of the Hero pens sneak up on us. They look like cartridge/converters but are actually "almost" Aerometrics. Case in point the very inexpensive Hero 58, which only lacks the little hole to be a true Aerometric filler.
More information is needed...................
Oh, everything is OK. When I put the converter back in I had an air pocket and the pen didn't write. Everything is fine now.. sorry to be such a bother...
Always better to ask....... 
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