Me.
What are you carrying today?
- Thread starter Jeepnik
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Recent-production Schrade Old Timer canoe model 1011OT.
A Kershaw Grid. Relatively inexpensive, nicely made and not too bad looking. Unlike my Dividend and Leek, it's made in China, hence the price.
Should it become lost or disappear, I shall raise a glass to it and wish it well in its future travels and adventures....
And not sweat it because it was cheap.
Jeff
Should it become lost or disappear, I shall raise a glass to it and wish it well in its future travels and adventures....
And not sweat it because it was cheap.
Jeff
Still carrying the BuckLite multi-tool that my wife bought me, not too long after we got married. The sheath got replaced years ago, but the tool is still in great shape!
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CRKT Foresight and a Spyderco Matriarch. I always keep a Spyderco Delica in my desk at work for when I go in in case I forgot to carry one.
Kershaw Cryo.
Schrade Old Timer Custom Junior.
Schrade Old Timer Custom Junior.
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Baxter6551
Single-Sixer
Oh my! You and I could be friends. ;) (y)
Baxter6551
Single-Sixer
Attachments
A $4 folding utility knife from Menards and a $10 Leatherman multitool(ebay).
Rat76
Blackhawk
I Kershaw knife gets clipped into my left pocket of whatever jeans I am wearing that day, and usually my LC9s into my right front pocket or OWB appendix carry.
Ruger LCPII with a laser (ArmaLaser TR12 not shown in the picture).
I'm curious to know how people with Concealed Carry Permits actually carry their guns:
[1] Carry ready to fire - with round in chamber, magazine in place, safety OFF - pistol ready to fire with the pull the trigger.
[2] Carry not ready to fire - with magazine in or out, safety ON, no bullet in chamber, etc. - multiple steps required before the pistol is ready to fire.
[3] Etc....
I'm curious to know how people with Concealed Carry Permits actually carry their guns:
[1] Carry ready to fire - with round in chamber, magazine in place, safety OFF - pistol ready to fire with the pull the trigger.
[2] Carry not ready to fire - with magazine in or out, safety ON, no bullet in chamber, etc. - multiple steps required before the pistol is ready to fire.
[3] Etc....
hawkeye1952
Bearcat
My Colt Defender Lightweight
This has been my daily carry for 40+ years (probably more). Goes with me everywhere.
Btw, I broke the tip off the main blade many years ago that is why it’s shaped the way it is.
Btw, I broke the tip off the main blade many years ago that is why it’s shaped the way it is.
old Old Timer Mighty Mite
SOG Twitch II and LCP Max everyday.
hawkeye1952
Bearcat
Bigbore5
Blackhawk
Kershaw blur everywhere all the time. Today I was mainly around the yard, so a Taurus tx22. Usually I carry a S&W 36 concealed away from the house.
Right now it is a SIG229 with SIG red-dot, and a Benchmade 710 in D2. Usually its a Glock 9mm.
In response to the question above, in either case, if I go closer to town than the road I live on, I carry chambered. Neither of my carry pieces has a manual safety. With the SIG, I use the decocker to lower the hammer on a chambered round.
I used to worry about chambering a round over and over. I was concerned with set-back. Now I just top off the mag with an FMJ which feeds smoothly, and after chambering it a dozen times or so, switch it out for another FMJ round.
Everything below the FMJ is JHP.
I am also a fan of the Blur. Ken Onion has fine designs!
