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As I was just mentioning in another thread, I've just swapped a spare Omas nib in a Moonman M600s in which it happens to fit nicely. It's very juicy now.

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I'm really Interested by the Centennial Koi, though.

Being a Jinhao, it's likely that swapping out the nib with a Bock might work (similar thickness of the nib to my experience, so a Bock nib should fit in the collar with the Jinhao feed).

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Helen350 Antique

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Jinhao Shark (purple) M. nib.  Ink:  Chesterfield Amethyst

Moonman P135 - Bent nib.  Ink:  deAtramentis Alexander von Humboldt

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- Jinhao X450 (Goulet broad) with Diamine Majestic Blue

- Moonman M300 (Schmidt broad) with Monteverde Valentine Red

 

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My Penbbs-355(Snowflake) Flex

I absolutely have found my favorite type of pen and I'm slowly replacing all of my other pens with 355 model Penbbs pens. Will keep my vintage Swan though...
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I use at least one of four Delike Brass Pocket pens everyday. One lives in the car, one in the kitchen, one by the nightstand, and one in my pocket. They never fail.

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'We live in times where smart people must be silenced so stupid people won't be offended."

 

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On 2/1/2021 at 4:23 PM, sgphototn said:

I use at least one of four Delike Brass Pocket pens everyday. One lives in the car, one in the kitchen, one by the nightstand, and one in my pocket. They never fail.

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I agree with you that this pen has a smooth nib for the cost.  I own two of them with

medium nibs, and they both provide me with a pleasurable writing experience.

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Ardakilic Near Mint

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Currently inked:

 

* hero 007

 

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* Wing Sung 601A

 

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* PenBBS 494

 

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* Ta Tung 717

 

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Ta Tung 717 is too dry and not fun to write with. 

 

Wing Sung 601A is a joy to write with, but sometimes the pen burps

 

Hero 007 is my first hooded nib pen, and it's better than my expectations.

 

I have 4 of PenBBS 494 pens, so far my favorites!

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New Pen Day:

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I endeavour to be frank and truthful in what I write, show or otherwise present, when I relate my first-hand experiences that are not independently verifiable; and link to third-party content where I can, when I make a claim or refute a statement of fact in a thread. If there is something you can verify for yourself, I entreat you to do so, and judge for yourself what is right, correct, and valid. I may be wrong, and my position or say-so is no more authoritative and carries no more weight than anyone else's here.

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Here or the pens that are currently inked.  From top to bottom

Hero 6006

Jinhao  x450

Baeor 388

(Skip - Germany; Skip - Japan)

Unknown, probably Wingsung 6803

Moonman M600s

Jinhao 500

Moonman M800

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Helen350 Antique

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Jinhao 100 Centennial (Koi) - M. nib.  Ink:  Akkerman Scharlaken van Jan Steen

Jinhao X750 Purple - Knox B. nib.  Ink:  Chesterfield Antique Yankee

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