What Piston Converter Goes With A 95?

[50000cal]

A few months back I asked the forum what this mysterious pen was and it turned out to be a Parker 95, which is currently discontinued. I want to get more use out of that pen now but I really hate the suction... converter... thing. Is there a piston converter that goes with a 95? I know it's a model from two decades ago and maybe converters weren't a thing, so pen companies probably didn't consider that when designing their pens.

[benbot517]

A New Parker piston Converter should work fine in theory. As far as I know, Parker has used the same cartridge/converter shape since the the 45-the first. I popped a new piston converter in my early 45. It fit great. Unless there is something unusual about the 95 a standard Parker converter should fit.

[50000cal]

I think I found it. Apparently Parker only manufactures one converter for years now. It doesn't even have a model name, unlike Lamy or Pilot converters. Here is the link if anyone wants to see: http://www.gouletpens.com/pkr-s0050300/p/PKR-S0050300

 

I've seen one review mention fitting a 95 and it worked as well. Thanks for the help benbot.

[mitto]

Parker have introduced around ten converters over the years for its c/c pens. Even the modern parker converters are found in three different designs / shape /sizes. This is one of the three.

[mitto]

These are some of the erlier ones :

 

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/uploads/post-117288-0-29389700-1424601052.jpg

 

 

And here are the three modern shape / sizes:

Edited March 22, 2015 by mitto