Stainless Steel Bolt Action Pen

This pen is as solid as it looks. I like a pen with heft, and this sucker has it. Stainless steel barrel, sturdy clip, and that bolt-action mechanism is a nice touch. If you look closely, you'll see there is a bit of inward curve at the grip point to add an ergonomic touch to it. Overall the details are nice and it has nothing extraneous; no kludgy "high tech" crap that makes it look like a bad Star Trek prop. And the finish, whether it is shot-peen or sandblast, I can't say, feels comfortable to the fingertips. There's no rubber or silicone on it; just that simple, ageless steel that's built as if "worn out" should never, ever apply to such a thing.It appears to take standard rollerball cartridges, though I have read that Pentel brand refills are slightly thicker than standard. The pen came with several refills instead of just the one in the pen itself, and they all fit perfectly. If you own an electric drill and some 220-grit paper, you can fit the too-thick cartridge into the chuck like a drill bit and spin it while pinching some paper around the last 1/4 inch where the tip is inserted. Then test it against the pen tip to make sure it slides in and out without resistance. I'm not deducting a star for that, because as I said, it may be Pentel's problem. Manufacturers sometimes love to pull that kind of thing in order to hijack a standard or effect product lock-in, but it's a pen refill, for heaven's sake!Overall, this is an excellent value for the money. I wouldn't be embarrassed to give this pen as a gift to somebody who likes things that are comfortable but durable.

I bought this because I was tired of pen clips breaking off. The bolt action was a curiosity more than anything, as was the "tactical" nature. To be honest, it's probably not the absolute best in any particular category, but it is hands down one of the nicest overall pens I've ever owned. It's heavy compared to an all plastic pen, but not too heavy - it's a good weight. It's all metal, so it's been durable so far. The bolt action works well, though it's a little gritty for my taste. It's very comfortable to hold and use. I like the fine line and smooth writing, though I prefer the Sharpie gel pens for ink flow. For the price it's a much better pen than I expected, we'll see how it holds up over time and dealing with refills.I don't know that I'll ever use it in a tactical manner, so your mileage may vary on that aspect.

The Origin-Joy Stainless Steel Bolt Action Pen is a pretty good everyday carry pen, especially for the price. It has a nice weight to it and feels sturdy in the hand without being uncomfortable to write with. The bolt action is smooth and satisfying, and it gives the pen a cool, tactical feel. It writes cleanly and consistently, though it is not the absolute smoothest pen on the planet. The build quality seems reliable enough for daily use, pockets, bags, and work environments. Overall it is a well-made, good-looking pen that does its job well without needing to be perfect. If you want something durable and a bit more interesting than a regular pen, this is a solid pick.

I have a couple more expensive machined aluminum pens that I love, but wanted something I could carry and not have a stroke if I lost it. This pen is beefy and a bit heavy, so if you don’t like that you probably wont like this chonker. I don’t mind a weighty pen, so this was okay by me.The supplied ink was really finicky for my taste, I tried another included refill and it worked much better, but I preferred G2 refills so I replaced it with a G2 and it writes beautifully. (In fairness, this thing is supplied with 5 refills, and they don’t seem bad, so thats a nice pro for this pen.)I used to carry a Zebra F750 and it was great, but the joint between the two halves was plastic and prone to breakage. This bad boy is solid steel (or whatever) and it’s not going to break under normal use.The bolt action works well, however mine is a little gritty feeling. It functions as designed, it doesn’t get stuck or feel wonky or cheap, so I’m thinking it with smooth out over time.This is a good pen for the price. It looks much more expensive than it is, it writes well enough with supplied extra ink, and the body is built like a tank. I’m hoping the mechanicals hold up over time - they seem robust and I see no readon they wouldn’t, but at $13, this thing is a great value.

Love it! It's nice and heavy--a rarity for pens today--so you really feel it in your hands. The bolt action is smooth yet satisfying. The ink seems good, but will know more as I use it. With 4 refills included, it should last a good long while!

One word..."outstanding!"I had very low expectations of this product. Because a lot of China made pens that mimic high quality EDC products are made with compromised inferior materials. Not this one; it is solid. The bolt mechanism is smooth and secure when it is locked, it IS locked. The writing pen itself is also an ultrasmooth gliding gel. I have exceptional penmanship and everyone thinks I was using one of my collectors pens when they read what I write using this pen.

This pen is smooth as butter and relatively fast drying as well. It is comfortable to hold, and size is still "small" without being ridiculous. The color is beautiful but I imagine it's painted or electroplated and not actual brass.It is a lot bigger than I was originally expecting, but that's honestly a bonus because those micro pens are incredibly uncomfortable to write with. This is not uncomfortable at all.It is extremely heavy which may be a turn off for some but I like it because it feels "grounding" to write with.

Good quality, nice weight, writes well