Take a closer look at our latest creations — crafted from once‑fired brass and fine hardwoods, built to leave a lasting impression

A set of 9mm cufflinks. Made with sterling silver backs which are silver soldered to the casings.

Another view of some 9mm Cufflinks, showing the struck primers of the once fired brass.

A fountain pen made with a 300 MEN casing and a piece of Masur Birth which shows some beautiful figure.

A matched set of pens. One is a fountain pen, the other a roller ball. Made using 300 Men casings for the shafts and 338 Lapua casings for the lids. The stand is made from a piece of Zebrano using once fired 9mm casings and bullets for hold the pe

The Whisky shot pen.
Two Whisky Shot fountain pens. The shafts are made from once fired 300 Men casings and the lid from white oak sourced from reclaimed Dalmore Whisky cask staves.

A set of 9mm cufflinks.
These are made by reseating a bullet in a once fired 9mm casing and then silver soldering sterling silver cufflink backs to them.

4 Masonic .308 pens.
These are made using once fired .308 casings and masonic square and compass pocket clips.

The AFO pen.
This pen is made using once fired casings from the two calibres commonly carried by Authorised Firearms Officers in the United Kingdom, 9mm and .223/5.56mm. These two are also used by many armed forces service members within NATO.

This is a fountain pen made from a .338 Lapua casing for the lid and a 300 Men for the shaft sat next to example of the rounds used to make it.

The .556 Pen.
This pen is made from 4 once fired .556 casings and is finished with a masonic pocket clip.

.300 MEN click pen in gun metal.

.300 MEN click pen in gold.

Silver Britannia cufflinks. Made with two 1/10 oz silver Britannia coins and solid silver cufflink backs. The backs are silver soldered directly onto the coins, no epoxy here.

A set of .308 twist pens with cricket bat pocket clips.

A fountain pen made with a .338 Lapua once fired casing for the lid and a .300 MEN once fired casing for the pen.

The AFO pen. Made with two 9mm and two .223 once fired casings press fit together and made into a twist pen. These calibres and those most commonly carried by Authorised Firearms Officers in the UK which is from where the name is derived.

The first pen we ever made. Rough and ready but it lit the fire.

A .308 once fired casing and Masur Birch twist pen.

Key hooks made from a piece of Black Walnut and two once fired .308 nickel coated casings with bullets reseated.

A .308 and .45 ACP once fired brass twist pen.

A .308 key ring pen.

A fountain pen made with a once fired .338 Lapua and .300 MEN casing.

.308 EDC Pen. Made from two once fired .308 casings.

The Whisky Shot Fountain Pen. Made with a once fired 300 MEN casing and reclaimed white oak from the Dalmore Whisky Cask.

.300 MEN Twist pen in gold.

A 308 EDC pen separated so that the refill can be replaced.

A magnifying glass made with a once fired .338 Lapua casing with a bullet reseated in the casing.

A bottle opener made with a once fired .338 Laupu casing with the a bullet replaced in it.

A letter opener in gold made from a once fired .300 MEN casing, with bullet replaced and a Black Walnut and White Oak hand cut dovetailed base.

A gold fountain pen made with a once fired bullet casing and oak from a Dalmore Whisky cask on a wooden surface.

A close-up of a bolt action ballpoint pen with a black clip, once fired brass and black body, lying on a wooden surface.

A brass or gold-colored fountain pen with intricate design details resting on a black textured surface, with a wooden pen lid partially visible underneath.

A set of .308 Cufflinks with casings repurposed as holders for the cufflinks.

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