Cartridge Pen

[arjudy]

This pen is made from a .30-06 brass casing and deer antler. I used a slimline nib and a Euro cap and clip. How do you like it?

 

[PenWorks]

Nice workmanship Al. A touch big on the pic.
Haven't seen you around before.
Welcome to IAP.

 

[arjudy]

hopefully this picture is smaller

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[PenWorks]

Al, you are a quick learner, [] took me days to figure that out. []

Now, go back and "edit your post" only you can do that, delete the original picture code line, and insert your new resized photo.

I don't want to sound like you have to do this, but when others look at your pen, it will make reading the posts and all the compliments you are going to get easier.

Anthony

 

[dougle40]

Very nice Al . Gotta get me some 30-06 shells , they seem to work a little better than the .303's that I have .

 

[Tom McMillan]

Very, very nice work Alan!!! Also, great to have you here, and appreciate your contributions!!!!

 

[Fleabit]

Great job on the pen.

 

[PenWorks]

Just wondering Doug, I canot recall any cartidge developed by the Canadians. Is this true or false?

 

[WoodChucker]

That's a nice looking cartidge pen, good work!

 

[driften]

Looks nice! Good Job

 

[John Carr]

Very nice! The curve of the upper barrel to meet the base of the cartridge is a visually pleasing way to make the upper/lower barrel transition without using a center band.

 

[wee willie]

Anthony ,the .303 was developed by the Brits but the Lee-Enfield rifle

Standard service rifle of Canadian soldiers from 1915 until the early 1960s. It had a .303 calibre and came in several versions. Tens of thousands were made in Canada at the Long Branch arsenal.

 

[knottyharry]

Nice job Alan.
I like the looks of the pen. Keep up the good work.
Harry

 

[dougle40]

I canot recall any cartidge developed by the Canadians.

To the best of my knowledge we don't even have a firearms manufacturer in Canada . Could be wrong though !!!![:I]