What Indian Pens Are You Using Today - 2025?

[RMN]

This is the rejuvenated version of the old topic:

 

What Indian Pens are you using today.

 

 

The last posts in the old topic can be found here:

 

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/218343-what-indian-pens-are-you-using-today/page-61?do=findComment&comment=3758704

 

 

 

Enjoy

 

 

D.ick

Moderator

[RideAround]

I'm using a Sultan #6, filled with Robert Oster Khaki. I have also inked up a Guider egg with Akkerman (29) hofvijver grijs.

Edited January 8, 2017 by RideAround

[Helen350]

F.P.R. Jaipur Demonstrator - Diamine Syrah

[mehandiratta]

Guider Raja in red acrylic

[prashant.tikekar]

Today I am using Gama Kuyil with Nib swapped with Kanwrite 35 mm Chrome EF nib and Sheaffer NNS feed. It is filled with Daytone Blue- Black ink.

[sakshi__reddy]

The ASA Galactic and the Mohi double ended "Baton" pen.

 

[Freddy]

MCCXV

 

 

Fred

[matteob]

My new Guider Raja eyedropper with fine nib. Just got some grease so filled up with Heart of Darkness and ready for endless note taking. I have no hesitation in saying this is the best looking pen I own and at £25 shipped a bargain.

[Helen350]

F.P.R. Himalaya - Taj Mahal. 1.0 Stub. Ink - Diamine Burnt Sienna. The pen arrived this afternoon. Nib is smooth. Will be putting it through some paces before commenting. Do like the screw in converter--reminds me of the Monteverde Napa.

[coinlvr]

Namaste, Salams, I am using my FPR Indus with Flex Nib. I am enjoying this pen very much.

[dinuraj]

Using the Deccan Bullet Junior nowadays

 

 

 

- Dinuraj

[Helen350]

F.P.R. Treveni Jr. Acrylic 1.0 stub. Inked with Noodler's Walnut

[antichresis]

F.P.R. Himalaya - Taj Mahal. 1.0 Stub. Ink - Diamine Burnt Sienna. The pen arrived this afternoon. Nib is smooth. Will be putting it through some paces before commenting. Do like the screw in converter--reminds me of the Monteverde Napa.

 

F.P.R. Treveni Jr. Acrylic 1.0 stub. Inked with Noodler's Walnut

How are your stubs? There was an issue some time ago that the FPR stubs (were smooth and all but) looked too close to a Bold/rounded tip with hardly noticeable line variation.

[Helen350]

 

How are your stubs? There was an issue some time ago that the FPR stubs (were smooth and all but) looked too close to a Bold/rounded tip with hardly noticeable line variation.

 

Personally, I am satisfied with these 1.0 stubs. As noted they are smooth with rounded tips, not like a .true stub. However, they do aid in my 'unremarkable' handwriting. For line variation, I would use a flex nib. You can purchase a flex nib for your FPR pens. Of my Ahabs, only one has a flex nib on it.

[Sagarb]

 

 

Click Tulip, Waterman Blue-black

[sakshi__reddy]

 

 

Click Tulip, Waterman Blue-black

 

I love the quote. And the pen is lovely, such a bright red!

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[mehandiratta]

Guider Raja

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[mehandiratta]

 

Fred

 

 

where did u get the snake ring from...??

[antichresis]

 

Personally, I am satisfied with these 1.0 stubs. As noted they are smooth with rounded tips, not like a .true stub. However, they do aid in my 'unremarkable' handwriting. For line variation, I would use a flex nib. You can purchase a flex nib for your FPR pens. Of my Ahabs, only one has a flex nib on it.

Thanks! Sadly I'm what they call a "sidewriter" so I can't write with flex nibs. I hope you can post a writing sample of your FPR stubs