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Thank you for the watch and the kind words, brother; it means a lot.

I’ve had it for over 2 years now and I absolutely love this thing.

You are absolutely right. Caught me on a brain fart 😅

Thankfully, I’ve never had to use any of these knives on a person, so my experience is limited to just carrying. I think it’s important to find a tool that you’re comfortable with and gain proficiency with it, as you have. I know someone who carries 2 TDIs as well, one on each side for the respective hand.

Woodland is the next camo pattern that I’m eyeing to get. Will this be your first plate carrier, or do you have experience with others?

​@@LegacyInsights51No, I've had countless cheapies and a few K19s from agilite. In coyote and MCB. they are comfortable but after seeing what defense mechanisms is about and the quality of their gear I decided to have one made. I am beyond excited.

The ONLY issue I have is that if I want to add something, or have a different cummerbund made etc, I have to wait a while to get it shipped

I see. My issue with the K19 is the excess material around the shoulder straps where your shoulder pocket would be; makes it hard for me to shoulder a rifle in a consistent spot. I don’t have that issue with the MEPC.

@@LegacyInsights51 definitely had the same issue myself. I found a little bit of a sweet spot with it. But it was by no means comfortable. Definitely messed with my shooting a little.

Thank you! Let me know what you think of it when you get yours.

Thank you for the kind words! And I hope these items serve you as well as they do me.

I find myself using the Clinch Pick for EDC much more than any other knife. The concealability and blade deployment of the Clinch Pick make it for a superior EDC blade, in my opinion. The one thing that the SOCP has over the Clinch Pick, is the capability to deploy the blade with either hand. Due to the Clinch Pick’s design, it favors one hand over the other, although you could technically deploy it with either hand, it just won’t have the same orientation. I hope this helps, and thanks for watching!

@@LegacyInsights51 Thank you! Just ordered my clinch pick last night!

@@brogolli that’s awesome! Let me know how it works out for you.

It sounds like you are going to be carrying belt was quite a bit. I'd recommend looking at the Omni sheath that shivworks sells. It can be set up with a DCC clip and attached directly to your waistline

Good question. The ones you see that way are wrapped with Velcro one-wrap, which allows you to mount it that way without losing Velcro contact.

Yes.

The main difference is the forearm pocket. If you have no need for that extra storage, I’d go for the original combat shirt. The reason I got this one was because they were out of stock of the original in the colors I wanted. This is a fantastic quality top and I highly recommend either version.

As I mentioned in the video, the key is more versatile than just to simply unlock handcuffs.

Thank you for your input and great insight into your situation. I understand what you mean about my SOCP use. To clarify, the SOCP is almost exclusively a secondary knife, because, and I failed to mention this, I use the clinch pick on my belt even when I have a plate carrier on. The SOCP is would be a used on a case-by-case basis (if someone grabs the rifle or other tools and I need to create more space quickly, etc.), The clinch pick is my go to for a grappling situation. But at the end of the day it’s all about showing different options and strategies. I really appreciate your comment and thoughtful critique.

Have you looked at the CRKT SDN? It can be held with the rounded end of the handle tucked into the palm, thus 'functioning' as a push dagger... but it doesn't 'look' like one.

@@yishnir I’ve just checked it. Looks like a mostly edc knife to me. The grip retention must be great. However I don’t believe that you can use it properly as a push dagger. The blade is too long and the grip area would be to small to provide enough stability. In fact the designers of the push dagger in the video above deviated from the classic push dagger design exactly to tackle such issues.

@r.h5550 Thanks for taking the time to look. I mentioned it because I didn't understand how it could be a push dagger when I first saw it. There's a video by the designer demonstrating the less-intuitive grip, and perhaps a couple other videos that don't have many views, which show it. Anyway, I don't have one yet, but it's on my 'eventually' list... and I'm not suggesting it replaces the larger push daggers, I just haven't seen anything else with quite the same design concept.

Well, that’s certainly an opinion.

Happy to help. And thanks for watching!

No, but I’m glad you asked; in the video I talk about how the key can be used for more than just unlocking a handcuff.

@@LegacyInsights51 Why don't you just get yourself a basic leatherman multi tool and call it a day? I've never met a human being in my life that carries a key for a handcuff

@@residuevideos And that’s the beauty of platforms like this; you get to see what other people use that you would otherwise never meet, and get to judge for yourself whether it will work for you or not. The Learherman idea is great and I keep one in my vehicle. But I keep a handcuff key on my keychain because I’ve found multiple uses for it so I always have one on my person when I’m out and about.

@@LegacyInsights51 Awesome. Good luck and make sure to use it if you ever get arrested.

Craigslist dominatrix?🤷‍♂️

SureFire is a great option and they make robust and durable products. Thanks for watching.

Haha, thanks for the watch, man. Cheers!

Thanks for the watch, man. It’s hockey tape, which gets grippier when your hands are wet from sweat, rain, etc.

Thanks for the helpful feedback, my guy.

​@@LegacyInsights51be realistic... you're not deploying to Fallujah, LOL...

Uncalled for. Everyone knows that gun nutz mounted on a glock will counteract and stabilize the coriolis effect when creating a firing solution for targets greater than seven yards.

Come on Grandpa, time to get back to the home. On the ride back can tell us all about how you carried an empty revolver and just had a single bullet in your pocket ‘just in case’

A weapon light, red dot, and compensator are pretty standard for an edc ccw handgun these days….. I know me personally, I don’t own a pistol that doesn’t have a red dot and weapon light on it at least. Several with comps, and a couple came with the comp and red dot from the factory

No problem at all. You guys make great stuff and people need to know about it.

Yeah, it’s pretty cool of them to recognize that I may need some help with dinner after that purchase 😆

Can’t go wrong with any of that. Thanks for sharing! You run any optics or lights on your G19?

@@LegacyInsights51 Running an SCS MOS and a TLR-7A with my rig. Works great for me!

@@doanerific9908 nothing wrong with those choices, I just prefer a stronger light; I ran a TLR7A for a while before I switched to the X300. How do you like the SCS?

​@@LegacyInsights51absolutely NO lights or optics on my carry gun... instead of bolting a bunch of junk on it, I spend that money on practice ammo & don't feel the need for crutches to feel confident in my shooting skills... Murphy's Law dictates that any extra doo-dads will fail in an emergency...also makes my carry Mod 19 MUCH more comfortable to carry, LOL & easier to conceal... YMMV....

@@jeffanon1772 I’m glad that works for you, brother. Thanks for the watch and the input.

It is a nifty little tool, for sure.

​@@LegacyInsights51 carrying a handcuff key is illegal in florida, but legal in almost all the other states for some reason 😅

@@LordDemonkyo Very interesting. When looking it up, according to Florida Statute 843.021 (7), you can own a handcuff key, but if you are getting arrested, it is a felony not to disclose to law enforcement that you have one on you. That being said, thank you for bringing this up, I had no idea.

Thank you! It’s the Motorola PSM 700/800.

I appreciate the feedback, and I’m glad you found it helpful.

And that’s really one of their greatest selling points, in my opinion. The Cloud would beat every other light out of the water if they didn’t insist on their limited proprietary tailcaps.

It varies, depending on how many items and the time of year you order; holidays are peak ordering season so it takes longer. But generally they stay within the 5-8 weeks time and I’ve always received my stuff at least a week before the estimated time.

@@LegacyInsights51 I think it was an Ig post but someone said they were at the 10 week mark….

@@CH0PSV1LLE I just checked on their website and its an 8-week lead time currently. They push it to 10-12 weeks during Christmas time.

@@LegacyInsights51 ohhhh ok….

Thanks for sub and the kind words. I really appreciate it!

The tegris holds up phenomenally well. It’s also lighter and thinner than kydex. The only negative I’ve noticed is that it reflects light much more than kydex, but there is such little tegris material exposed on these pouches that you would need to be fairly close to notice it, so it should not be an issue for you unless you’re trying to sneak into the Kremlin or something. I believe Wolf Grey is an underrated color, for sure.

Finally figured it out! Thanks for watching.

I’m actually in the process of getting some Velcro to get it sewn on by a tailor. I’ll add update once I do that to show how it came out.

I’m glad you like it! Thank you for watching!

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!

The GASCAP wasn’t the problem; it was the solution. The flickering issue came from the SureFire DS00 tailcap. Once I switched to the GASCAP, the issue went away.

@@LegacyInsights51 interesting. They've been trash for me. 2 in 3 dont work reliably so far. Unity has no insight as to why

@@UnobtaniumsQuickReviews What lights do you have them mounted on? I’m planning on getting a second one for another Modlite I have.

@@LegacyInsights51 None, now. I had failures with 2 Surefire bodies, and a Reptilia Torch using 2 modlite heads and an m600v head. The tailcaps just suck, basically. So I sent one to Unity. They couldn't fimd a flaw but sent me a replacement, which does work as intended. I still need to send them my second defective tailcap. A friend of mine also has this issue. Unity has refused to reply to my inquiry if they had a bad batch or not, so I've discontinued use of these products until further notice.

@@UnobtaniumsQuickReviews That’s good to know and definitely worth noting. Thank you for the input. I will come back and update you when I get the second one.

Glad you think so!

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!