By some chance, does anyone know who manufactures the bullet pencils? I know who sells them, but can't seem to find out who produces them and of course, the sellers won't tell.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.writeonpencils.com/cgi-bi...&key=PNCL-GOLF

This is one that makes golf pencils like bullet pencils

I think this is what your looking for:

http://www.pro-ref.com/catalog/bulle...il_2143017.htm

http://www.honigs.com

They have everything you will ever need for officiating. Well, almost everything.

I think he wants the company that actually makes them, not the vendors like the sports suppliers who resell them. My guess is you are going to have to look into China to find them. I know you can buy a lot of "promtional items" like pens, pencils etc from companies in China. They make them, imprint your company logo, and then ship to you.

Maybe you could contact one of the vendors and tell them your company wants to buy them and put their logo on so they can hand out to clients and customers?

I tried contacting a couple of resellers but all they will do is give me a quote. "For business reasons" they will not disclose the name of the manufacturer. There is one company in the US that makes these and that is the one that I am trying to contact. Many thanks to everyone for their input.

Shepenco is the manufacturer. Do a google search and you'll find them.

http://www.ahchuhosting.com/cgi-bin/...urer=Shepenco#

Many thanks. I found Shepenco on the web and that is exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks to everyone for their input.

[Edited by Cagey on Oct 19th, 2005 at 05:22 AM]

OFOA 2007 Conference pencils are on their way!!!

That is a possibility. I know you guys are hosting it so make sure you contact me for some kind of sponsorship. I am sure something can be worked out.

I didn't see any clip on the side of these. I like the clip otherwise I would probably lose them all the time.

There are two models. One with and one without a clip. The one with a clip is a little different now as I understand last year the machine that put the clips on broke and they had to do something different.