Chrome Bullet Space Pen by Fisher

This is the original bullet space pen that in 1969 went to the Moon.

Note: All Bullet Pens come gift boxed and contain a #PR4 Black Ink, Medium Point Pressurized Fisher Refill.

The Fisher Bullet Space Pen can be used:

• Upside down
• Under water
• In extreme temperatures
• At any angle
• On carbonless paper
• Over finger prints
• Zero gravity

Fisher Space Pen facts:

• The average Space Pen Refill will write 12,500 feet.
• The first bullet space pen was used in the Apollo 7 mission.
• The Original Bullet Pen was invented in 1948.
• The consistency of Space Pen Ink is most like rubber cement.
• Fisher replacement cartidges are made to fit Mont Blanc, Waterman, Cross, and Paper Mate.
• Prior to the Space Pen, astronauts used pencils to write in space.
• It would take 3,000,000,000 Space Pens to reach the moon.

Key moments in the history of the Fisher Space Pen:

• 1968 - Fisher bullet space pens used on Apollo 7 after two years of testing by NASA
• July 20, 1969 - Bullet space pen accompanies Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong during moon landing.
• 1983 - Fisher bullet space Pen is used by Ronald Reagan to sign the Proclamation inaugurating the Air and Space Bicentennial Year to celebrate Man's first flight in a hot air balloon near Paris France
• 1997 - Used during Everest North Face Ski Expedition

Click below to watch a video of the Bullet Space Pen in action.
It's under water in a 105 degree hot tub!

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