Copper Embassy Pen – Gen 3 ( New )

New Topo Pattern for ultimate tactile grip!

Uses German Made Schmidt – Easyflow 9000M Medium Black Fill
Serial Numbered 001 – 500 Picked at Random
CAGE : 5VKB6

Made in our private machine lab and 100% assembled onsite!

We have had many requests for a solid copper embassy pen. We have overcome the complex machining challenges of producing a solid copper pen, and here is what we came up with…

Welcome all pen collectors and all-purpose pen users. We are fortunate enough to offer the new copper embassy pen after recently acquiring a small batch from a government contract. The pen is robust and made to last a lifetime; whether it’s on the training field or in the office. Each pen uses a German Made Schmidt – Easyflow 9000M Medium Black Fill, good from -30F to +250Ff is included. The machined deep groove channels add tons  of grip and made for non-slip use. The built-in titanium clip provides a secure fit in your pants or in your EDC bag.

Unfortunately like many of our contracted products, when they are gone, they will not return.

Specifications:

• Each pen is hand finished
• Solid copper
• Measures 5.25″ inches by .50″ diameter
• O-ring seal
• (4.2 oz ) this is our heaviest pen and is very manly
• Titanium clip is stone wash finished
• One time limited run

Warning: This pen is extremely heavy

Non-refundable since the copper embassy pen is a commodity item and hand finished.

NOTE:
The CountyComm Embassy Pen industrial design purposely DOES NOT provide for the cap to fit on the back of the barrel. There are several reasons for this, one will become apparent when someone asks to borrow your pen— loan them the pen while you hold the cap and you will get your pen back! Other more discrete reasons are best kept quiet! If you require a pen that holds the cap on the barrel while writing, there are thousands on the market to choose from. If you are looking for a rugged, failsafe, multi-purpose EDC pen, we hope you will choose our distinctive Embassy Pen.

Check out this custom pen below from Tony Fabrioli!

With a little heat anything is possible!