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Please understand that I have no agenda or affiliation in this issue, and I do not want this thread to turn negative.

 

Neither would I want this thread to turn anything other than a good review that it is. Pls try more Indian pens and by all means buy from any vendor you feel confident about.

 

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Hari

 

 

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Please understand that I have no agenda or affiliation in this issue, and I do not want this thread to turn negative.

 

Neither would I want this thread to turn anything other than a good review that it is. Pls try more Indian pens and by all means buy from any vendor you feel confident about.

 

Which brands/ models do you recommend that do not have the problems described earlier?

 

With the variety of Indian brands emerging and the increasing interest in them from FPN members, perhaps an Indian subforum can be organised in the future.

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Interesting pens! Such pens visible only on fountainpennetwork :rolleyes:

I put my savings to test

Lamy & Pilot FPs the Best

No more I even think of the rest

(Preference Fine and Extra Fine Nibs)

Pen is meant for writing - not for looking :-)

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