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Feb 28, 2013 at 6:51 pm #1959902
I need a big bag for my sanity,
Mar 1, 2013 at 7:13 am #1960067Yes, with the exception of the gun (which I hope to never have to use), maybe not daily but often enough to justify it. I just can't stand to need something and not have it handy. Surprisingly when I go backpacking most of these items stay home, or back at the car. The ones that do go are usually replaced by something lighter.
Jun 5, 2013 at 11:02 am #1993589I carry a little bitty, tiny sack for what's left of my sanity.
Jun 5, 2013 at 1:05 pm #19936301. Key chain with car key, house key, car remote, and Photon II micro light.
2. Money clip with space for 5 cards and license.
3. iPhone.
4. Sunny disposition and attitude.
Jun 5, 2013 at 2:32 pm #1993646Randy said, "when you want to take one or two along." That sounds a bit like taking one or two potato chips along. Look forward to trying some of the recommendations, though.
My EDC consists of: Laptop to/from work only. at all times: keys, wallet (money clip and card holder), iPhone, space pen.
Like Robert Hunter said, "I can tell your future; look what's in your hand." So true; so often. Should trade the 'puter and pen in for my LT4s. Then I'd be gettin' somewhere.
Jun 5, 2013 at 3:09 pm #1993655Overcompensating? Sure I am not wealthy, an adonis or well endowed enough to be a porn star(and could honestly care less) but that has nothing to do with why I carry a handgun everyday. I really don't understand why you would think it does. Paranoid? No not really but I have always been of the mindset that it is better to have it and not need it than vice versa. Statements like that are offensive to some people but I am used to it and don't anger easily. Regardless I have never ridiculed a person for not carrying a firearm. I could care less.
As to comments about carrying a gun wont help when attacked. I have taken many courses from competent instructors/schools and I train as best I can. If someone wants to fight I wont be any mans foot stool and will damn sure do my very best to send them to the Lord.
EDC:
Glock 27/IWB holster
Spare Mag
Spyderco Delica
Streamlight Protac 1L
Zippo
Cigarettes
cheap sunglasses
cheap wrist watch
550 cord bracelet
PhoneJoseph
Jun 5, 2013 at 3:32 pm #1993658"If someone wants to fight I wont be any mans foot stool and will damn sure do my very best to send them to the Lord."
Isn't this a ultralight backpacking site? Not a "favorite tough guy quotes from 1880s westerns" site? (And the cigarettes will probably kill ya before those mystery bad guys will.)
And Max, if you want to start EDC threads, at least do it in Chaff where it belongs.
–B.R.–
Jun 5, 2013 at 4:08 pm #1993665This is pretty scary stuff.
Jun 5, 2013 at 5:08 pm #1993681I thought Joseph was well prepared until I noticed he only carries one spare magazine for his Glock.
Unless he's got two 17 round magazines. 34 bullets might cut it, but only if you're a highly skilled marksman and are only fixin' to send about half dozen people to be with the Lord.
Jun 5, 2013 at 5:13 pm #1993685Lord Stanley?
Jun 5, 2013 at 8:32 pm #1993752> edc talk is a preparedness topic. i carry keys and a wallet (smile).
It used to be all about always having a dime with you.
Emergency Dime for CallI used to carry a small knife with my keys. I went through a period where I forgot to take it off the ring and tried to catch a flight. twice…
I wonder if some people carry things on the off chance they can whip something out of a pocket… When I travel, I will keep a Zebralight with me. I will admit I have felt pretty savvy to whip it out to help a B&B owner reset a fuse, a couple navigate an icy foot bridge, and three ladies inspect a fuse box in a dark alley.
I have it with me because sometimes it helps me to not trip or step in a puddle and it makes a nice constant light source for pictures of things within a few feet. I don't carry it with me at home.
Jun 6, 2013 at 5:18 am #1993832I think the Stanley Cup is too large for everyday carry, do they make a smaller one?
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