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September,  2022 .

Another update here , I bought my first japnese preppy extra fine. 02 nib 

Its a charm , indeed but it is very akward when I have bought a beginner pen after using airmails and other parkers .

Now saving money for pilot metropolitan , iam a student,  and my parents highly and i emphasise it disapprove of my hobby but i save money so they don't say, much .

Now coming back , I have visited all these places back in 2019 and 2020 4 times. 

I just wanted to know that where I can find a pilot metropolitan fine nib there , will I find them at apsara pen mart or manoj pen mart?

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6 hours ago, hari317 said:

thanks for permitting me, but I havent the faintest idea. Have you tried Amazon.in?

Sorry sir if my earlier reply sounded rude , I apologise for my mistake. 

I have tried amazon but i dont want  it delivered home,  I want to buy it from outside just like I have bought my airmails and walities 

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