Just as quickly like the classic push button, the bayonet slider can be operated and guarantees an absolutely secure grip when used as a Tactical Pen, as the thumb can rest securely on the pen head. Equally important in civilian use guarantees satisfaction of the male play instinct through the operation of the high-quality bayonet lock. The annoying Clicking from nervous users of plastic ballpoint pens can now be rich sound of the all-metal bayonet lock counter.

Another, eye-catching specification is the Clip-Integrated-Design (CID). It offers the advantage of easy storage in a pocket without a a protruding clip is needed, which would be unpleasant when gripping firmly the palm of the hand. The only minimally springy clip is sized so that that it could, for example, press against the seam of a normal jean pocket or functional pants offers a pleasant resistance to pulling. The body of the Tactical Pen CID cal .45 is CNC-milled from brass and combines with its discreet structure, high-quality elegance and ergonomics. Brass as material for tactical pens has a very special charm. Noticeable is of course the golden color, but a brass pen has a significantly higher material weight also gives a completely different feel and presence in comparison to titanium or aluminum. And also the patina that brass develops in inevitably acquires through daily use, gives the pen a exceptional used or vintage look.

This version with revised mechanism is compatible with the Lamy M-22 refill, which fits easily into can be obtained at any stationery store.