338 Bullet Fisher Space Pen - in gift box

Description

Unique Fisher Space Pens - Presented by Fish-Market--an authorized reseller
gift boxed
antimicrobial raw brass finish
Brass durability   Will last a LONG time.
Black medium point ink -
Writes UPSIDE DOWN and under water
Style:
Cap Slides On & Off
Finish:
Raw Brass
Length:
Open - 5.25" Closed - 3.75"
Cartridge:
Our Famous PR-4 Black Ink Medium Point
Packaging:
Moonscape Gift Box
The birth of the .338 Lapua Magnum dates back to 1982, when an American company, Research Armament Industries, RAI, in Rogers, Arkansas, was asked by the United States Marine Corps to develop a long-range rifle for sniper applications. RAI was a relatively small company, owned by the late Jerry Haskins, operating mainly in the field of defense technology projects. Officially, the project was to develop a target rifle for 1000 yards, but in reality the purpose was more likely to develop a 1500m sniper rifle.
The cap for this exciting new Space Pen model is an actual .338 H Mag Shell. What a special gift for the hunter or outdoors enthusiast.
Inside is a Raw Brass
Cartridge
Space Pen.
Please note! This pen cap is RAW Brass, just as bullets are.  That means there is no finish on the brass.  Each one will have its own unique look.  Over time, a nice patina will develop. We recommend you never fly with your .338 Cartridge Space Pen.  TSA sometimes won't believe it's a writing instrument!  We want you to enjoy your Space Pen for a long long time.
When closed, Cartridge Space Pens are the perfect size to carry in your wallet, pocket, purse, car glove box, organizer, or toolbox. When open, it's a full sized, evenly balanced writing instrument.
The original Bullet Space Pen was conceived in July of 1948. Paul Fisher was soon machining a new pen design shaped from solid aluminum. It became our first Fisher ball point pen, the 400 Bullet Pen, and arguably the most popular pen of the twentieth century. This pen is now all brass with a raw brass finish.
Cited as an outstanding example of industrial art, the classic design of the Fisher Bullet Pen has been exhibited for years in the New York Museum of Modern Art. The Bullet's timeless styling has been the topic of many art books and magazine articles. Often imitated, but never duplicated, the Fisher Bullet continues to be our most popular pen.
Fisher Space Pen was designed for the NASA outer space program and the military - this pen will not shine, and will write on most surfaces without gravity. That's right - you can even write upside down! This pen uses a pressurized cartridge so that it does not depend on gravity and will write at any angle. Write on most surfaces, including greasy paper, wet paper, UNDER WATER, in outer space, in freezing cold (-50) or heat hotter than in you will every go (+400)!
It comes with the  gift box  shown here.
It comes with BLACK INK and a MEDIUM POINT. The perfect gift for that person that has everything. The warranty by Fisher Space Pen will honor any of their pens, no matter where purchased, and without a receipt. Lifetime guarantee included. .
THE FISHER SPACE PEN STORY
Fisher Space Pen rose to prominence when founder Paul Fisher invented a retractable, pressurized pen called the Anti-Gravity 7 (#AG7) that worked flawlessly in zero gravity aboard the first manned Apollo mission in 1968. Five decades later the company continues to thrive with pens still flown aboard every manned space flight.
After Paul Fisher earned NASA as a customer for his revolutionary Space Pen, he continued to focus his efforts on developing unique, quality products. All Fisher Space Pens are handcrafted and able to write underwater, over grease, at any angle, upside down, 3-times longer than the average pen, in extreme temperatures ranging from (-30°F to +250°F), and in zero gravity.
"People find that our technology is by far the most reliable from both a shelf-life and environmental standpoint." says Cary Fisher, now co-owner and Paul's son.
One of Paul Fisher's first ideas was for the iconic Bullet Pen, named for its sleek rounded ends. This particular Space Pen is in The Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection as a symbol of American industrial design. This mid-century modern pen is still available today in 16 colors and finishes and remains one of Fisher Space Pen's most popular gift items.
"The stick pen is a consumer-industrial product," Cary says. "The Space Pen is a gift item."
Fisher's varieties of pens - such as the Trekker Space Pen comes with a breakaway lanyard, making it easily attachable to a belt loop, backpack, purse or climbing gear - are manufactured and assembled in the company's 30,000-square-foot warehouse in Boulder City, Nevada.
Approximately 65 employees create the company’s unique line of high-quality writing instruments. “Our whole culture is to treat people with respect and dignity. I know everybody by first and last name. Every job is valuable to the company,” Fisher says. Today, Cary runs the company with Donald “Dock” Wong, who has been at Fisher Space Pen for almost 50 years.
Cesar Reveles one of their plant managers and loyal employee for 27 years notes, "We're a small company, but we're all focused on one thing: making a great product. We’re upholding the whole notion of 'Made in America,' which, I think, still counts."
Unique Fisher Space Pens - Presented  by Fish-Market --- AN AUTHORIZED RESELLER
non-reflective matte black paint perfect for the military
DURABLE and efficient
writes upside down, under water, and in extreme situations and temperatures
IT WRITES UPSIDE DOWN!  DESIGNED FOR THE ASTRONAUTS. UNDER WATER, OVER GREASE, EXTREME TEMPS.