“OTHER EDC’S”

[leVieux]

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So, not counting guns & ammo; what else do you carry ON YOUR PERSON every day ?

I have 1 small & 1 large folding knife, 3 sets of keys, nail clippers, 2 wallets, 1 or 2 police whistles, i-phone, charger cord & plug, small Kleenex, a tiny combo tool, small medication bottle, pen, pointer-magnet, flashliight, NAA.22LR (not a “real gun”), reading glasses, pocket comb, extra cash, coins, passport card, etc.

My adult children say “PawPaw CLANKS when he walks!”

Tell us what’s in your pockets, Please.

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[ZX9RCAM]

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EDC items, how do you do you carry it all?

OK, I have read through a lot of the posts on the forum, on what people bring with them for every day carry. Short of bringing a backpack or briefcase with you, how do you carry all the stuff? In reading the following items I think more or less hit everybody’s list: Handgun Spare magazine or...

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[Reinz]

Hey la Viuex, I think saw your EDC the other day!

 

[Whistler]

Other than guns and mags, a knife, a wallet, a Zippo and my nitro pills.

AND whatever random screws nuts, bolts, and other small items collected over the course of the day.

 

[leVieux]

Hey la Viuex, I think saw your EDC the other day!

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Yep, my Jeep or Jeep-Truck.

I was a Boy Scout, my motto still is “Be Prepared”, but I often forget what it is I’m preparing for.

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[studenygreg]

Flashlight, multitool, wallet, keys, chapstick.

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[Tex62]

Keys with small folder attached, 3.2” folder, wallet, speed loader for the Smith 460 I usually have with me. Small flashlight if dark.

That’s enough


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[candcallen]

Here's a thread to peruse while waiting for replies...

EDC items, how do you do you carry it all?

OK, I have read through a lot of the posts on the forum, on what people bring with them for every day carry. Short of bringing a backpack or briefcase with you, how do you carry all the stuff? In reading the following items I think more or less hit everybody’s list: Handgun Spare magazine or...

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One of many I think.

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[Axxe55]

One of many I think.

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OP MIGHT BE TOO OLD TO KNOW HOW TO USE THE SEARCH FEATURE OF THE FORUM

 

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[Sasquatch]

Gotta keep your barrel clean and dry when its wet and dirty out.



To add a serious reply to OP's question...




Depends if I'm working or off, and where I'm working:


Work day at hospital?

Multitool, flashlight, folding knife, wallet, and keys. That's it. Not trying to catch a felony or a class A misdemeanor by being armed there, because the hospital only wants deputies to be armed, not the security staff. Also tote around a two way radio.

Work day at school? All my crap besides the multitool rides conveniently on the bat belt - so I have all that crap + med kit + TQ + OC & baton in addition to the gun & mags.

Non-working day:
Wallet, keys, flashlight, knife, multitool, and usually a set of fishing pliers / split ring pliers because on days when its not face meltingly hot, I like to spend time wetting a line at one of the neighborhood fishin' holes.

If I'm not leaving the house or property, I might not have anything in my pockets - but if I step out the house I grab a flashlight and a pistol at bare minimum.

 

[Tnhawk]

keys, knife, pistol, wallet, phone

 

[General Zod]

Keys, wallet, multitool keychain, folding pocket knife, cellphone, lock picks, miniature acetylene torch, tear gas pellets, smoke bombs, batarangs, grappling hooks, line launcher and 300' of batline, sample containers and mini-spectrographic scanner, fingerprint kit, bat-trackers, night vision lenses for mask, miniature rebreather, remote control for Batmobile, fingerprint kit, and bat shark repellent,

 

[pronstar]

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So, not counting guns & ammo; what else do you carry ON YOUR PERSON every day ?

I have 1 small & 1 large folding knife, 3 sets of keys, nail clippers, 2 wallets, 1 or 2 police whistles, i-phone, charger cord & plug, small Kleenex, a tiny combo tool, small medication bottle, pen, pointer-magnet, flashliight, NAA.22LR (not a “real gun”), reading glasses, pocket comb, extra cash, coins, passport card, etc.

My adult children say “PawPaw CLANKS when he walks!”

Tell us what’s in your pockets, Please.

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[1911'S 4 Me]

Keys, wallet, multitool keychain, folding pocket knife, cellphone, lock picks, miniature acetylene torch, tear gas pellets, smoke bombs, batarangs, grappling hooks, line launcher and 300' of batline, sample containers and mini-spectrographic scanner, fingerprint kit, bat-trackers, night vision lenses for mask, miniature rebreather, remote control for Batmobile, fingerprint kit, and bat shark repellent,

Don't forget the kitchen sink in case you want to wash your hands.

 

[popsgarland]

It's no ones business what I carry but mine.

 

[General Zod]

Don't forget the kitchen sink in case you want to wash your hands.

You mean...the Batsink.

 

[leVieux]

Other than guns and mags, a knife, a wallet, a Zippo and my nitro pills.

AND whatever random screws nuts, bolts, and other small items collected over the course of the day.

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? “Zippo” as in cigarette lighter. . .

and,

“nitro pills” as in nitroglycerin for angina pectoris (ischemic cardiac chest pain) ?

Wow !

leVieux

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[zackmars]

Usually an RPG-2. Its lacking compared to an RPG-7 but I'm willing to make that trade for the reduction in weight

I find its still absolutely more than enough to take out a minivan or smaller bus.

Aside from gun, knife, reload, wallet, phone, and keys, i try not to have too much stuff on me. I do have a road trip bag with a bigger gun (as of now its an MP5 clone, 4 extra mags for that, a couple of extra pistol mags, IFAK, an extra knife or two) plus other stuff that stays in the car typically

 

[Whistler]

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? “Zippo” as in cigarette lighter. . .

and,

“nitro pills” as in nitroglycerin for angina pectoris (ischemic cardiac chest pain) ?

Wow !

leVieux

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Yes an yes. Never know when something needs set on fire, more than a couple heart attacks and 25 miles or so to a hospital.