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    Default Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    I finally got a Lamy 2000.

    Things that I don't like:
    The metal section can feel cold to the touch sometimes.

    Things that I am neutral about:
    I do not like black pens. The understated elegance bores me sometimes. Then I get over it.

    Things that I like:
    EVERYTHING ELSE

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    Default Re: Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    LOL Jeph. You have convinced me now to get one with my next salary.

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    Default Re: Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    I quite like my L2K. Don't mind the metal grip section (as it is textured), and like black.

    The thing that I don't like is that while the pen feels like it should post, it doesn't. Or at least, it posts, but the cap falls off easily when posted.

    Other than that, agreed - a great pen.

    Ken

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    Default Re: Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    Lamy 2k is one of my favorite pens....

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    Default Re: Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    Quote Originally Posted by drgoretex View Post
    ...The thing that I don't like is that while the pen feels like it should post, it doesn't. Or at least, it posts, but the cap falls off easily when posted....Ken
    That is unfortunate. Mine posts very securely. In fact there is no way to shake it loose from the cap without pulling. On mine there are 4 (brass?) spring grippers inside the cap that grab the back of the barrel. In fact, the soft yet secure posting is one of the things that I really like. I hope that the grip from those springs does not wear out over time.

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    Default Re: Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeph View Post
    I hope that the grip from those springs does not wear out over time.
    Or what it might do to the finish of the barrel?
    "When Men differ in Opinion, both Sides ought equally to have the Advantage of being heard by the Publick;
    and that when Truth and Error have fair Play, the former is always an overmatch for the latter."

    ~ Benjamin Franklin

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    Default Re: Bauhaus Lamy 2000 Review

    I friggen LOVE the 2000!

    I often write with my 2k posted. I don't really feel like it's harming the finish. But I also post carefully, I gently slide the lid down until I feel it engage the clips in the cap, and then I stop and push no further. Although they use Makrolon to make riot shields, so I'm not super worried about it. I figure, if the cap wears out I'll send it for repair. But I collect pens to use, so they are going to get worn.

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