How to Use a Parker G2 Refill in the Zebra F-701

YES, you can use a Parker G2 style refill in the Zebra F-701 pen ( amzn.to/2Sl4v84 ). I used to not really like this modification because I couldn't get the button press to feel right, but I revisited it recently and was very happy with the results.
For the best results possible I'd recommend the Itoya AquaRoller Gel refill ( amzn.to/2Pb5XaN ), but any G2 style refill should work. I tried to prove this out in the video using Parker style refills from Rotring, Ballograf, Rotring, Kaweco, Schmidt, and others.
The Parker Gel refill had a slightly weird click but I think the metal at the end was a little distorted from when I removed the plastic end piece. This is one advantage of the Itoya AquaRoller -- its plastic body won't get bent like a metal one.
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[@SasanSB12]

For anyone interested, I could NOT get the F-XMD (without mods) to work with a standard parker Quink Gel refill (metal body) however Schneider's Gelion 39 (plastic body) refill worked without mods (just remove the cap of the refill). The pressure required to activate the pen is slightly higher. Some people suggested filing down the cone section of the parker G2 in case someone wants to get hands-on. If you remove the plastic cone in the pen tip it can be used with normal activation force, but there will be slight play. I've left mine in. You might need to just cut off a tiny bit from the tip, though I have not tested this.

[@dstdrummer]

TLDR: (Long version below) Take the pen tip that screws into the pen body, (the threaded end), and run it in circles on some sandpaper, (I used 220 grit), on a flat surface a little at a time, testing the click every few passes until just enough is removed. Long Version: Ok, so I just figured something out. I wanted to find out what was making the click sticky with the Parker Gel. I’m using the Parker Gel as seen in this video. I think I narrowed it down the the area where the main body of the refill necks down to the tip. I believe it is getting stuck in the top of the pen tip piece where it threads into the pen body. I tried several things like pushing and twisting the pen tip thingy on the refill, sanding that area down, yada yada. Then it dawned on me to modify the PEN tip, instead of EVERY refill I want to use. So I used some 220 grit sandpaper on a hard smooth surface and ran the pen tip in circles, on the opening where the refill goes in, (right above the threads). NOT THE SMALL END WHERE YOU WRITE. I tested the click every few passes until just enough was removed so that it clicks freely. Now it works super smooth, with the original spring, and with every single Parker G2 style I have here. And of course all the other, thiner refills like the Fisher still work. I hope this helps someone out there. MOD ON PEN PEOPLE!

[@bottlefox]

THANK YOU THIS HELPED ME A BUNCH!!! 💛💛💛

[@dstdrummer]

@@bottlefox Awesome. Glad to help! 👍🏽

[@johnarstall]

Yes Sal! Glad you did a video on this. I try to spread this wisdom whenever I see people asking for gel refills that fit in the F-701/F-xMD. Like you, I had problems getting metal bodied refills to work. Definitely seems much more feasible with the plastic bodied type.

[@owl331]

On my 4th F-701 , always have issue with the retraction, will try the G2 cartridge

[@jlspellman1977]

I finally figured out how to put a g402 refill in the f701. I removed the plastic liner of the tip of the pen, cut down the g402 refill to size, plugged the top with an f701 stopper from a plastic refill. Cut little bits at a time, I went through a few to get it perfect.

[@busared06]

How's the g402 compared to a pilot g2?

[@jlspellman1977]

@@busared06 I do like the g402. the Pilot g2 definitely lasts longer though. I put the pilot g 2 in my tactile turn bolt pen.

[@Nathanchancy02]

Great useful video!!!

[@davemrgrumpypants]

Thanks for the video - very straightforward! Cheers

[@LouisWinthorpe622]

This is right up my alley. I love gel pens and I love tinkering. If I buy a bike or SAK, I just can't leave anything standard and stock. I've ordered an F-701 and a Kaweco gel refill. I have a drawer full of crappy old retractable biros, so I'm sure to find a spring. Can't wait to get busy and have a gel 701. Any friction from the refill against the barrel and I'm going to apply a film of silicon lube, haha. Might just do it, anyway, to see what it does to the action. Thanks.

[@Colombiano671]

will this work when removing the blue thing on the parker quink flow bp refills?

[@hypehype1982]

I just brought some Schmidt p950 refill have you used them before? any good I understand it is the same as the fisher refill.

[@pendulousphallus]

Well that looked perfectly painless. I'm looking forward to experimenting with better inks now that they're on an affordable platform for me.

[@AttorneyBerni]

pendulousphallus file the rim of the cone poece

[@AttorneyBerni]

Piece*

[@rabbibacongrease88]

I tried a Parker gel refill and it did not fit even after grinding down the metal. I'll probably have to grind it down some more but now the button doesn't engage anything

[@anthonyturley6569]

I cut down a zgrip flight very carefully partially down into the clear sealing material works might try some of your solutions measure off the stock refill before cutting did it once might've just got lucky...I only had 1 zgrip

[@abdullahhassan6010]

Does this work the same with zebra f.402 with jetstream prime twist refill ?

[@DCifuentesJ]

I used a Schmidt Easyflow 9000 M. My refills came with a sticker, and they were a little tight at first. After removing the sticker, it's much better. It's a tiny bit "scratchy" when I click it, but works much better. It's almost imperceptible. BTW, my F-701 came with a weird very long and tiny/slim metal refill which reads: Zebra B20 China. I bought mine as a set with the Mechanical Pencil.

[@dstdrummer]

Did the Schmidt fit into the click mechanism? I have the F-xMD and the East Flow will not slide in because it is way too big around. I ended up removing the plastic Parker dealio, cutting the Schmidt metal barrel, (ensuing that the refill would be the correct length WITH the Parker piece), then slimmed down the plastic thingy to fit into the clicker and put it back in the refill. Works good, but way more work. I may pick up an F-701 to compare, (and because why not), But that’s what I ran into with the F-xMD.

[@ksajak]

I couldn't get the schmidt 9000 to work in my f701. No matter what I did it just wouldn't work. Not very happy I wasted money on them for nothing. Love the refills but not happy I tried everything I could just for it to not work. Thing is ruined now

[@mitchschlesinger4326]

I had to make two additional changes to use the recommended Itoya AquaRoller Gel refill in an older F-701 (the one with the black plastic click mechanism.) First, the Itoya refill body was just a little too wide and would stick in the click mechanism's internal insert sleeve. I used the file on my Leatherman to narrow the diameter of the bottom 1/2" of the Itoya by maybe 0.5 millimeters, and that was enough to let it move freely. Next, I noticed that it would also stick in the F-701's plastic cone (the piece inside the tip.) I removed that, cut off the bottom flange (the top hole did not need any adjustment with this refill,) and reinserted it. Perfect! I've had a love-hate relationship with the F-701; it's the perfect EDC pen, but the Zebra ballpoint is crap. The newly MacGuyver'd pen with the AquaRoller is awesome! Thanks for the inspirational video and recommendation!

[@ItsFreakinJesus]

I should read the comments more often since my F-Z01 broke because the refill getting stuck + the cone getting stuck resulted in the liner treads breaking, so now every time you click, the head goes flying.

[@christopherskipp1525]

How long is the spring for the gel refill?

[@christopherskipp1525]

Where do you find the spring for the G2 refill?

[@BuffaloNickel9]

Can somebody tell me what that clear bubble was on the tip of his pen refill.. Itoya needle tip? How does that work

[@mariopellegrino7661]

A cheap solution is to stuff a bit of paper towel into the hole. I used to do something similar for my Pilot G2 refills in some of my Waterman pens that made the G2 stick out a little too much...I'd just remove the stopper at the end and put a bit of paper towel in the hole. Thanks for this video! I like the Zebra pen, but hate the refill. And I love my Parker refills (especially now that they make Uni Jetstream refills for Parker pens).

[@gregs.2679]

The only warning I would render about using a G2 in any pen, including pens designed specifically around them, is to avoid the gel refills made by Parker in their new French factory, because so many of them have leaked inside my pens in recent years.

[@b00nDAg00n]

Thanks for the videos so much man. I love the F701 but I ordered the Grafton g2 style refills. (9$ for 3pack .5 black) I got the idea from your last video of gel refills for f701. Anyways I took the black twist cap off at the end of the refil, and stretched my spring out I think it’s the spring that came with the refil, it is longer than the silver one from the f701. I can click it if I barely push it in and out but if I do a full click it gets stuck pretty far out, I have to push it in on a surface to get it to retract, any advice? I really like the grafton refill. Maybe I could add the black cap back to the end and saw it down to about half the length so it is the same size as the f701 stock refill? The grafton seems to be just slightly shorter. Let me know why this may be doing this thank you so much!

[@b00nDAg00n]

I need to add that I used a small drill bit and shaved barely any off the inside of the f701 cap hole. It helped it fit but the plastic piece that was inside the f701 head is gone because I thought it was useless and threw it away, will that absolutely be needed for this to function properly?

[@labrat7357]

Thanks for the video, I also use the F-701 as it is a great pen, but I do not like the Zebra refills I find they are unreliable. I have modified my F-701 to accept the Fischer space pen refill that always writes. It requires two changes the first is to lengthen the barrel by around 1.2 mm. The next is to enlarge the hole in the tip by around 0.1mm. Both are simple mods. get a stainless steel washer that is a neat fit over the thread at the tip and press fit it on to a mandril then grind it down on a bench grinder with the mandril in a cordless drill until it is the same diameter as the end of the pen barrel. Remove any burrs with 600 grit W&D abrasive paper and polish on 1200 and 2000 grit W&D abrasive paper. Enlarge the hole in the tip with a diamond burr in a Dremel rotary tool. I used the burrs that my wife buys for smoothing the hole in glass beads and its only took a couple of passes to obtain the perfect fit. This mod took me around 20 mins but is worth the effort. The real benefit is I can replace the refill with out the need to mess around with the refill in any way. This is my EDC pen because it always works. Why not gel refills or hybrids, I don't like gel refills. All the best.

[@unsharpen]

Sounds like a great job! The lengthening is quite clever. Does the pen loosen? Or did you loctite it?

[@enigmaticmf]

I find the pressurized Schmidt Megaline P950 works quite well without modification (aside from removing the plastic end, of course). It almost writes like the Easyflow 9000 IMO. Quite good, indeed. I've heard many times that the Fisher cartridge doesn't write so nicely, so this would likely be quite an improvement over that (although I have not personally tried a Fisher one yet).

[@UnitedPebbles]

I mean writing upside down and waterproofing is important, like at the beach house or Coke bottling plant?? You cant imagine how good it felt jotting diary on a warm sunny day at the beach w beer and martini and hooker?

[@SasquatchFPV]

@Sal - Do the genuine Parker Quink Gel Refills work for this mod? I bought some locally, but once I took the stopper out, I couldn't get it to engage the "clicker" part. Thoughts?

[@SasquatchFPV]

@@unsharpen I bought it from Staples recently (the F-701 All Metal and the Parker Quink refills), so I assume they are newer. I appreciate your videos since it's a niche market.

[@rabbibacongrease88]

@@SasquatchFPV I just tried the Quink refills and they didn't work

[@oldfashionedsportsmanchave4590]

It won’t work. The barrel of the refill will fit in the barrel of the pen. But, it’s way to large to fit down into the end of the pen when you depress the clicker. This sal fellow is misleading the masses.

[@acmramon]

Or you can cut the blue plastic thing as low as you can, i think then you don t have to think about leaking

[@belpylol9661]

do you know which pen you could get a heavy dty spring from or the dimensions so that you could but the spring seperately

[@b00nDAg00n]

belpy lol have you figured this out by chance? I have the grafton refills kind of metal bodied refills. They are great but I would like a nice longer spring because I’m having issues clicking it in and out, if I do a full click it gets stuck outward and I have to push it in to get it to retract.

[@ifajardo1]

Hey Sal, I was wondering if you have had any experience with the Pierre Cardin Gel refills? Came across them recently and was debating whether or not to pick one up.

[@ifajardo1]

@@unsharpen I found a few on Amazon but they were not as plentiful. I was thinking of picking some up but had never heard of this brand and didn't want something low quality.

[@bobocacco]

I couldn't get this to work with Schmidt Easy flow. There are some more recent videos using plastic G2 refills: example Itoya Aquaroller or Ohto Flash Dry (PG-105 NP) that do work. It involves pulling plug on refill and use a knife to reduce the diameter of the refill tube that goes inside the pen (about 0.5 cm long reduced diameter works). To modify the metal cone where the tip comes out, remove the plastic liner and using a dremel or file, cut the threaded portion down until the refill can be pressed out with a click..I usually cut into first two threads or so of threaded portion. Works well. I tried this on All metal f701 and FXMD.

[@hailer639]

Hi, i have the schmidt easy flow and an F-xMD. I renifer the plastic top of the refill, and it works well when the pen is just about to be tightened (the metal tip), but when i tighten it fully, it wont click. Any ideas why and what I can do?

[@patzer1236]

Can you use this mod with the regular Parker quinkflow refills as well. I always thought the ink would just come out if I remove the stopper from it.

[@rabbibacongrease88]

I tried it and it didn't work

[@enigmaticmf]

When I tried with a copy of a Parker Quinkflow ballpoint, all I had to do was take the plastic cap off the end and it worked. I might have had to do a spring change, but can't remember. I've not done any modification of the F-701 itself, though.

[@simmonds6063]

So would this work to fit a fisher space bullet?

[@nilcesoares9708]

Saw on REDDIT someone recommend an Uni Power Tank Smart Series High Grade Ballpoint Pen Refill (1.0 mm) as the perfect refill for the ZEBRA F-701

[@t0rtur3d4rt1st]

i tried to use a shmidt easyflow, but cannot get it to click for the life of me. any suggestions?

[@AttorneyBerni]

t0rtur3d4rt1st file the neck of the cone piece

[@thomasdivito6221]

​@@AttorneyBerni is right. The problem is some of the metal refills which got a pretty great belly at the base of the refill, not letting enough way through the tip of the pen, for the clic to engage properly. Also, once you pull out the twisty g2 plastic piece, it will eventually engage, but the amount of nib out could be kinda meh. The fix I gone through was : 1/Find a way to close the top part of the refill. One of the way was to file down the g2 plastic piece flush to the metal. For some reason, by doing so, even if you are not actually tweaking the lenght of the refill, it tends to affect the amount of nib, putted out by the mecanism. Letting the top hole of the refill empty, even if it looks the same lenght, will lessen the amount of nib out of the tip of the pen, giving this "meh" appearance. 2/File down the threaded part of the conical tip of the pen, just until the clic engage. You need to be carfull because if you go to far, the tip wont hold the spring pressure anymore. Be aware that you are in a way weakening the tip/body assembly. and Voilà

[@professorsafari]

Would the stock f-701 spring work with a Parker refill?

[@professorsafari]

Sounds good, thanks. I definitely gotta try this

[@mitchschlesinger4326]

My older-model F-701 had a longer spring. Worked for me.

[@prakashlb2984]

Super video iam using zebra pen for more than 2 years and done all kind of hacking but this is great video brother

[@acmramon]

Hi, what is the difference between zebra X701 and FXMD? Is there one? Ty

[@acmramon]

Sal aah ok. You re sayinh the x701 black one. I meant the x701 all metal silver vs the fxmd all metal. I don t see any difference. Or u change the plastic on top and thats why. Ty

[@godslayr]

@@unsharpen I'm not able to get the Parker Quink Gel into the F-xMD. The refill is a little big thicker than the original one. Do you know any trick to make it fit?

[@willanonym-bleiben1012]

Hey all, I've got a problem with my recently purchased F-xMD. I tried to get a Parker G2 with removed endcap in there but the refill won't go deep enough to reach the click mech. I looked inside the pen with a flashlight and the are 4 little bumps that prevent anything wider in diameter than a fisher refill won't work. This might have been designed to reduce refill movement. Should I take the pen apart and remove the bumpers? I am ok with the Schmidt pressurised refills but I like to have more variety.

[@Bucodellozono]

Hi, so you are satisfied with the Schmidt ones? Got this pen because I work in a warehouse and I need a sturdy pen with the potential to run pressurized ink. Original fisher refills are way to pricey here (14€ each),. Schmidt are only about 16€ for a pair or 29 for 4 refills, so they are way cheaper... Don't really need anything fancy (doesn't need to be the best black) as long as the ink is reliable (writes vertically, writes on wet paper, writes on wlc boxes, dries fast and won't smear).

[@willanonym-bleiben1012]

Yes, they're incredible. Especially the blue refills. Black ink is grayish just like fishers originals.

[@dstdrummer]

I had the same problem. I pulled the plastic Parker piece, cut down the barrel of the refill enough to make the whole thing the same length. WITH the Parker plastic piece, then narrowed the plastic enough to fit into the clicker and replaced it. Way more work, but worth it so far. Did you find another solution?

[@clayontheloose]

Hi! Just bought one of these today and a 2 pack of the parker quink gel .7 refills and either the new pens are thicker on the inside, or the refills have changed. Can anyone help me out here :)

[@clayontheloose]

I did, but i saw the one with the black plastic tops today. Should I get that one?

[@illmannered1]

Hot glue in the end instead of a stopper maybe?

[@koolsuhu]

Great video, mate! One question, could you catch me up, why you use Parker refill instead of Zebra's original that it is worth all of this work? Thanks mate

[@unsharpen]

Parker-style g2 is refill shape, so you have dozens of options of ink if this shape fits. Maybe you want a gel, or a pressurized ballpoint, etc

[@Bucodellozono]

Have u tried Schmidt pressurized ink on the f-701/f-xmd, i got a f-xmd because I need a very sturdy pen for work, and I'm looking to upgrade the ink. However fisher space pen ink is very expensive here in Italy, at about 14€ per refill, Schmidt is about 7 or 8€ per refill so it's a lot cheaper...

[@unsharpen]

Yes I have tried it and it’s good but I don’t believe it’s compatible with this pen

[@Bucodellozono]

@@unsharpen i thought since it's compatible with the fisher space pen it should also be possible to use it in the f-xmd... I'm talking about the 4889 megaline. Also ty for answering so fast, ur videos are very detailed. Kudos

[@damdiez]

Ciao scusa mi inserisco nella discussione per sapere se e come hai risolto, ho da poco presi sia una f-701 e una f-xmd e vorrei provare nuovi refill , esiste una forum italiano ? se puoi aggiornami grazie!!

[@SlapShotRegatta22]

Just picked up the newer F-701 (with the steel clicker) and found that the Parker-style refills do not fit through the opening at the end of the pen. Not the barrel opening itself but the removable piece at the end of the pen that unscrews. Anyone else have this issue? Maybe it was just the particular refill I have?

[@TintoreraRacing]

It could be due to the rubber insert in the tip. Push it out and just cut the tip off and you should be good to go.

[@figaro800]

I have the same problem,glad it wasn’t only me. Purchased mine in Malaysia on Lazada. Was looking forward to replacing the refill with a Parker style g2 but no luck. Sickening.

[@PNRosca1]

Newbie question. Are you supposed to remove the plastic bubble tip thing?

[@unsharpen]

Yes there is a little gummy thing on the end that stops the ink from drying out before you use the pen. Remove and discard.

[@PNRosca1]

@@unsharpen Great! I thought I jumped the gun. Thanks.

[@rustle9369]

put some blurtac in the end

[@9123miko]

Is it possible to use the Pilot G2 refill also? Will the refill fit as it is?

[@mitchschlesinger4326]

No, they are a totally different size compared to the Parker style and will not work for this purpose.

[@oldfashionedsportsmanchave4590]

Hmmmm I tried several g2 styles in my f701. None of them would fit the tip. They all fit in the body of the pen. But none could be deployed through the end cap.

[@davidjcarpenter]

Are you using the Parker G2 or the Pilot G2? The Pilot refill will not work.

[@oldfashionedsportsmanchave4590]

Dave Carpenter the Parker style. I can’t get the cap to screw back on. I’m thinking they changed it.

[@davidjcarpenter]

I just bought one today and put a Parker Quink Gel refill in it and it workers fine. I did have to fiddle a bit to get it to go all the way into the barrel. I also had to remove the sticker on the refill to get it to go all the way in. This may be your issue. I have found the plastic bodied refills go in much easier but you still have to get it just right.

[@oldfashionedsportsmanchave4590]

Dave Carpenter They go in the barrel just fine. Put when I screw the cap back on. The refill won’t fit through the cap. So I can’t click it. Maybe mine is just weird.

[@oldfashionedsportsmanchave4590]

Dave Carpenter Really bums me out because I wanted the jet stream Parker refill in that pen. But alas. I can’t get it to work.

[@abilialibi]

I was unable to use a G2 following the instructions, i used a metal, no-brand G2 refill, maybe a plastic one would fit better.

[@unsharpen]

Yes try a plastic one

[@Michael_B97]

I wasn’t able to use one either. It does fit through the tip of the pen

[@VladimirLadev]

Is there sound to these videos??

[@VladimirLadev]

@@unsharpen yea I dont hear any all the videos no sound weird and it is just this chanel.

[@quirogan]

Would anyone be able to tell me if the Pilot G2 is the same as the Parker G2? I really love the Pilot and it’ll be great to use it in this pen.

[@unsharpen]

No they are different refill types

[@quirogan]

@@unsharpen thank you for your rapid response! Sad to hear I won’t be able to use my favorite refill on my favorite pen though. If you happen to know of a similar refill that would fit the zebra, kindly advise.👍🏻

[@psps6623]

My latest personal twist on the F-701...Swap the stock clip with the Ti2 Design's "Techliner Clip": ti2design.com/collections/pens/products/techliner-clip-titanium

[@dstdrummer]

I am definitely going to look into this. How is the fit?

[@sumeetsoft]

Guys, try the pierre cardin refill. Very cheap, writes well and fits perfect.

[@christopherskipp1525]

What is the stock number?

[@sumeetsoft]

@@christopherskipp1525 don't know that, I have put the link to it.

[@christopherskipp1525]

@@sumeetsoft Sorry, where did you.put the stock number?

[@dinalong7244]

I have the all metal f 701 and no matter how hard I try to twist to open the pen, it will not open! My husband also tried and can’t get it to open. Is this a common problem?!

[@dinalong7244]

Sal that did it! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@JesusHernandez-kh1vg]

Anyways a pilot precise v7 would fit or is there a gel .5+ fine tip you’d recommend for the swap

[@unsharpen]

You can try the ohto flash dry it’s a thin refill

[@ksajak]

Dont waste your money on a schmidt 9000 they don't work in the f701. I bought one and it just wouldn't click. Even with trimming the plastic insert then completely removing it. Still wouldn't work. I ended up ruining the refill from trying to make it fit. I tried narrowing the end of the refill, trimming it, adding a plastic piece to the clicker to make it come on contact nicd and flush with the refill but still wouldn't work. Pissed me off. Ordered a fisher pen refill that will hopefully give me no issues.

[@-----REDACTED-----]

Couldn’t you just make a stopper with a drop of hot glue...? Squeeze some out on a bit of baking paper or the paper stick-on labels are on and dip the end in it, let cool and trim the edge?

[@unsharpen]

Sure should work.

[@ExSkyCyclePilot]

Just bought an F701 at Walmart, and have a couple of Parker G2 refills from a Parker Jotter pen. This mod no longer works...

[@ExSkyCyclePilot]

@@unsharpen You're welcome. Apparently, while all the F701s look the same externally, the internal construction varies. In the one I just bought, the click mechanism won't work with any refill other than the original ballpoint Zebra refills. And that's a shame, as the ballpoint refill writes poorly.

[@jdmaxima89]

@@ExSkyCyclePilot Well that sucks. I bought one on Amazon and was going to return it.. they did a "returnless refund" saying I could keep the pen. After leaving a review, Zebra wanted to ship me a new one. I bought a pack of Kaco refills, it works in the F701 from Amazon, but not the one from Zebra.

[@seancarraher]

I have been having issues with the Schmidt easyflow 9000 bold blue. I got the 12 pack on eBay. You don’t think they would go through the trouble of making fake ones do you ?

[@seancarraher]

Sal ink flow shortage with normal writing speed. Gets worse when I write fast.

[@seancarraher]

Sal It gets worse on certain paper. But my pilot g2 has no problem on any of the paper that the Schmidt is having issues with.

[@AndyP126]

Put some hot glue in the end of the cartrdige.

[@boomerbob8269]

Parker Gel does NOT WORK. With the latest F701 and .7 Parker gel the metal tube on the refill is 0.6 mm larger than the plug on the the standard F701 cartridge. The Parker, with end cap plastic plug removed, will not fully insert into the extension mechanism. The refill does not slide inside an internal sleeve that is part of the Zebra mechanism. Replacement tube needs to be less than 5.3 mm in diameter.

[@brette7091]

what is the obsession with the clicker

[@knsbbq1951]

A sharpe positive click is like God telling you that your mod was right

[@jb6027]

5:55. Did I hear a baby in the background?? :- ]

[@chadbilyeu5567]

Ok ok

[@ivansvalker7025]

All you need is a hobo tactical penetrator tip

[@illmannered1]

How do you spell... Serarri?... Cirari?.. Soirarry?... Sororry?.... Sarari? 😅