Officially licensed U.S. Army bullet twist pen
Made from real .308 or 7.62 once fired casings
The two bullet casings are plated to ensure your pen stays polished and shiny for a lifetime
Comes complete with a gift box that replicates a real rifle case aesthetically and functionally; Two working clasps and a hinged handle for a secure closure; A sleek tactical exterior and dense foam interior
A portion of proceeds from each ink pen sold is paid directly to the Army Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) program. The mission of MWR is to serve the needs, interests, and responsibilities of all people in the Army community - Soldiers, their Families, civilian employees, and military retirees.
- Pen refill is standard CROSS style 8514-2 ballpoint pen refill
An Army Pen for Soldiers, Veterans and Retirees
This officially licensed U.S. Army pen is a gift a Soldier will keep on the desk and use. It works well for retirements, promotions, graduations and the Army birthday. See more U.S. Army gifts or all of our military bullet pens.
Common Questions
Is this made from a real bullet casing?
Yes. Each pen is made from real once-fired .308 or 7.62 casings. It is a pen only and cannot be fired or reloaded.
Is it officially licensed?
Yes. This pen is officially licensed by the U.S. Army, and a portion of proceeds goes to the Army MWR program.
What refill does it take?
It uses a standard Cross style 8514-2 ballpoint refill.
Does it come in a gift box?
Yes. Every pen comes in a rifle case style gift box with working clasps, a hinged handle and a foam interior.
How much is shipping?
Shipping is $9, and orders over $75 ship free.
Old Southern Brass is a registered trademark. This listing and its products, descriptions, and images are intellectual property of Old Southern Brass and may not be utilized by other companies. The lifetime warranty offered by Old Southern Brass only covers manufacturer defects beyond 30 days of purchase. The product is imported and made in China. It is designed and ships from the United States. Personalization (if applicable) is completed in the United States.
