G10 Bolt Action Pen – Made in Texas, USA - Standard Size

Lightweight Strength, Built for Everyday Carry

The G10 Bolt Action Pen from Tactile Turn combines their signature precision machining with one of the most durable materials in the EDC world. Made from layered glass cloth soaked in epoxy resin, G10 is strong, lightweight, and built to last. It’s the same material often used in high-end knife handles.

Available in Orange, OD Green, and Natural (Jade), each pen delivers a unique look and feel. The natural color develops a soft patina over time, while OD Green stays consistent and Orange stands out boldly. These are proudly designed, machined, and assembled in Dallas, Texas.

Tactile Design, Perfect Execution

Each G10 pen is carefully machined from solid stock and fitted with titanium hardware and a stainless steel clip. The surface texture is intentionally prominent out of the box and gradually smooths with use, creating a personalized feel over time.

The smooth bolt-action mechanism offers the same satisfying click and reliability that made the original titanium version famous, with a lighter overall weight for easy daily carry.

Product Features

• Body Material: G10 composite (Orange, OD Green, Natural)
• Hardware: Titanium (Black DLC for White version, not carried here)
• Clip: Stainless steel
• Lengths Available: Standard 5.6″ (0.93 oz)
• Refill: Pilot G2 0.7mm (standard size)
• Diameter: 0.485″
• Texture: Prominent machining lines that wear smooth over time
• Mechanism: Bolt action
• Country of Origin: USA (Dallas, Texas)

Why You’ll Want It

The G10 Bolt Action brings the precision, comfort, and American craftsmanship you love about Tactile Turn in a lighter, grippier package. Built for long days, heavy use, and everyday reliability, it’s a true blend of durability and design that pairs perfectly with the Tactile Knife Co. Maverick or any G10-handled blade.

Available in Orange, OD Green, and Natural (Jade).

We Toured the Shop

The Great American Knife Tour™ visited Tactile Turn and Tactile Knife Co. in Texas and did a full shop tour.

If you want to see the shop, the machines, and the people behind the work, it is worth a watch.

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQVk_X4tmcE