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another beauty les the the contrast between timbers

Excellent work. beautifully made and a fantastic finish

They are very nice Les. As a matter of interest, do you mind saying how much you sell them for?

Originally Posted by plantagenon

They are very nice Les. As a matter of interest, do you mind saying how much you sell them for?

PM sent.

Les

Les have seen a few of your new 50 cal pens, they are very good and I don't see why they would not sell well for you. Do you still do the brass 50 cal pens or have you gone to the different timber versions to make them more affordable to a bigger public. The skill level for the timber ones with the detail of the primer end is very fine. Good luck with the show.

Originally Posted by Les in Red Deer

Up coming Sportsman/Gun Shows.
Will see this weekend how these 50 caliber ballpoint pens and the 50 caliber tooth pick holders go over, should be interesting.

These are getting addictive and will be even more addictive if they sell well.

This one has a Black Walnut casing with a Maple nib that takes a Cross refill.
Finished with 6 coats of MINWAX Clear Gloss Wipe-On-Poly and used my "Dipping Method".

Les

Originally Posted by bdar

Les have seen a few of your new 50 cal pens, they are very good and I don't see why they would not sell well for you. Do you still do the brass 50 cal pens or have you gone to the different timber versions to make them more affordable to a bigger public. The skill level for the timber ones with the detail of the primer end is very fine. Good luck with the show.

I still make and sell lots of the actual brass 50 caliber Cross and Parker ballpoints and will probably sell 6 or so this week end.

Les

Up coming Sportsman/Gun Shows.
Will see this weekend how these 50 caliber ballpoint pens and the 50 caliber tooth pick holders go over, should be interesting.

Well Les??
How did they go over at the show?
Hopefully well. I'm curous as to which type/material sold best for you

Originally Posted by dexter0606

Well Les??
How did they go over at the show?
Hopefully well. I'm curous as to which type/material sold best for you

Dexter,

Sold all the Cross and Parker style pens and all of the tooth pick holders.
Didn't seem to be any preference as to type/material, just the uniqueness.

Got to get some more made for the Red Deer Sportsman & Outdoor Adventure Show in March.

Les

Good stuff!