What Are Ya Carryin?
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My pocket dump from today, Sneaky Pete leather pouch/holster concealing a Sig P238 .380,
A bright pen light, write in the rain pen, wallet with all the appropriate licenses (business, driver's, CPL, etc.)
And my ever present Kershaw Select Fire folding knife with liner lock.
99.9 percent of the time I use a pocket knife all day long to cut hay twine, open mail, gutting fish, or a hundred other chores.. this one has a solid lock and ample blade that it could serve tactical purposes as well, but fortunately for me I guess, I've never had to use a knife to defend myself (except against a couple pit bulls once while jogging).. but never in the military or during my SWAT career (nor have I personally worked with anyone who has).. despite extensive training in knife defense and fighting I fortunately never had to do any of it for real, so for me I always carry a knife as a tool, and not necessarily a weapon. The Select fire does have an adequate handle for Applegate/Fairbairn style fighting or reverse grip should I have to..
But the bit driver and bottle opener gets used often!
A bright pen light, write in the rain pen, wallet with all the appropriate licenses (business, driver's, CPL, etc.)
And my ever present Kershaw Select Fire folding knife with liner lock.
99.9 percent of the time I use a pocket knife all day long to cut hay twine, open mail, gutting fish, or a hundred other chores.. this one has a solid lock and ample blade that it could serve tactical purposes as well, but fortunately for me I guess, I've never had to use a knife to defend myself (except against a couple pit bulls once while jogging).. but never in the military or during my SWAT career (nor have I personally worked with anyone who has).. despite extensive training in knife defense and fighting I fortunately never had to do any of it for real, so for me I always carry a knife as a tool, and not necessarily a weapon. The Select fire does have an adequate handle for Applegate/Fairbairn style fighting or reverse grip should I have to..
But the bit driver and bottle opener gets used often!
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YETI
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Picture is from a few weeks ago, but this is pretty much my every weekend carry:
Staccato HD P4 w spare magazine
Emerson CQB7BW
Olight something
Burt's
RFID blocking Allet wallet
Carbon fiber Sharpie look alike
Reading glasses
All carried in a Sheepdog Response tacticool bag
Staccato HD P4 w spare magazine
Emerson CQB7BW
Olight something
Burt's
RFID blocking Allet wallet
Carbon fiber Sharpie look alike
Reading glasses
All carried in a Sheepdog Response tacticool bag
fletcher8732
Member
Sleeeek! Making Drake sweat
This is my favorite joke we have going right now.Sleeeek! Making Drake sweat
John Kleespies
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Chase Sheppard
Active member
I’m going to have to cite you for not properly labeling your “pill pouch”. How will you know the difference between an ibuprofen and one of those gas station rhino pills?
Nothing fun in there. Just vitamins and supplements for fighting off old age.
jdgood3
Member
That vanguard is a great low profile holster
I love it for travel because it stows with the gun inside my case (reduced risk for loss) and it allows me to do all of my administrative manipulation on the gun while still having the trigger guard protected.
jdgood3
Member
Those are great points. It can also be set up for right or left hand carry or set up with a lanyard attached to run it out of a fanny pack, a lady’s pocket book or other off body type bag.
YETI
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OopsJust a PSA - this thread was created in the “Knives” forum. I realized we have a similar one under “Firearms.”
Carry on….
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