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Nope. Pretty much all modern refills are too large in diameter at the tip, exceptions being Cross, Paper Mate, and the Fisher refills for old advertising pens and Paper Mate, all of which are too *short* at the tips. The problem there is that the pen's mechanism has a very long stroke, and the shoulders of the refills hit the inside of the pen's tip before reaching that distance.

If I can come up with a way to centrifuge the old refill, I think it would work. <G>

I may experiment with a Sheaffer refill  and see if I can turn the tip OD down a bit on the lathe; it's only about .015" difference ...

I found one refill that would work, though it's a tad short and rather expensive: the les Must de Cartier refill for $12.99 or so, but it would still need the very long spring, and the tip diameter is actually *too* small, so that it rattles around in use. A Cross refill, cut down in length and with the plastic threaded bit back in place would work even better, but I wouldn't want to have to cut down a refill every time it needed replacing.

I bit the bullet and reamed the pen's nose out to 0.096" and now a Sheaffer refill works fine. I did have to stretch the spring just a bit, but the old refill still fits as well.

My one Ballograf BP has a refill ("Original" it says) that is identical to a Parker except for the plastic butt cap. It doesn't fit the Waterman, even after the reaming. :-/

I had a peek at the offerings from Nord-Mark; is your pen a "Scripta" by any chance? $3.20 isn't bad for a refill.

WriteAway wrote:

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Mine is the Epoca Chrome, with a burgundy barrel. I may get a Scripta some day, but if it goes out of production, I don't know if refills for that will be available. But I do know somebody who can make any refill fit any pen. Hmm. LOL!

 

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 Heh. Mine is an Eopca (BP+MP set) with a black barrel, but through Nord-Mark last year.