Product Preview: S&W Tactical Pen With Stylus

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posted on February 23, 2017
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Machined out of 6061 aluminum, the Tactical Pen from Smith & Wesson is ready to go anywhere. The addition of a stylus ball on the pen’s cap makes it the perfect tool for users of touch-screen devices, and included is a pocket clip laser engraved with the company’s logo. Replaceable black ink cartridges include a ball-point tip for smooth gliding on paper. Overall length is 5.7", and the unit weighs 1.4 ozs. Price: $40.
Contact: Smith & Wesson; (800) 331-0852; smith-wesson.com.

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