With this pen, there's more than meets the eye -- this design by Smith & Wesson has a built-in fire starter, something you wouldn't expect from a pen. This pen is like a lighter too, but in disguise. The multi-functional item gives you one less thing to carry and would come in handy for when you're stuck in emergency situations.
The pen looks sleek, but heavy duty. It is made of T6061 aircraft aluminum for durability with a ferro-rod fire starter. It uses common Parker and Hauser ink cartridges.
Smith & Wesson is an American firearm manufacturer, so this pen is guaranteed high performance. The idea of infusing firearms into stationery is unusual and James Bond-worthy.
Fire-Starting Stationery
This Pen Has a Built-in Fire Starter to Equip You for Survival
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