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The Fisher Universal Refill is a fine-point ball point refill for many multi-action pens.
The snap-points on the refill barrel allow for refill to be reduced from 95mm to either 85mm or 65mm lengths.
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The Fisher Universal Refill is a fine-point ball point refill for many multi-action pens.
The snap-points on the refill barrel allow for refill to be reduced from 95mm to either 85mm or 65mm lengths.
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Used these for years as on site things gac get wet but these still work really well. Snap of is easy and dont forget the plastic end from empty refill, DONT LOOSE IT you will need it.
I ordered this refill to put in my titech titanium light weight pen because it states on the page that this is the refill it fits which it does not so now I have spent £30 on a pen I can't use because I can't get spare refills for it
Snap to correct length insert and write, as the little fury fekkers say 'simples'
I ordered 3 refills (blue, black and red). The blue had been opened and used before. Secondly they don't fit Zebra pens! I have a Zebra F701 Ball Pen Retractable Stainless Steel Medium Black Ref 44970 and a Zebra Pen 21971 1.0mm F-301 Stainless Steel Ballpoint Pen - none of these fit or work in them.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
