EDC Pocket Dump…You Down With EDC?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Howdy, y’all!! Just a quick video about my current edc gear. Nothing too expensive, just some great gear that I carry with me…every day! I’ve left the links to it all below. Remember, if you like the video, hit the thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. Y’all have a great weekend!!!
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Glad to see someone else with a real EDC. Nice job. Be safe
Much appreciated. Trimming down on the items now that we’re into shorts weather here in South Texas!
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The fixed blade is off and on carry lately. There are only two mags, one in the pistol and one in my pocket. The Leatherman is a must have, in my opinion.
It’s small and unobtrusive on my belt or in my pocket, and it’s come in handy a few times. I just feel comfortable carrying it.
So, my review is based on my specific experience with the items in the video. Accordingly, my experience with the Leatherman is that it has come in handy a few times and for me, once again my opinion, it is a must have. I’d rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. I don’t see the inconsistency, but if you do, please feel free to not include it in your EDC kit. I’m not endorsed by Leatherman, and it was not provided to me by Leatherman for the review. Everyone should carry what they believe is necessary to them.
I was sure that Sticky holster was going to be something for carrying weed. Love the Esee 3 as an EDC. Perfect size.
😂🤣😂. Agreed, the ESEE 3 is the perfect size for EDC.
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I love .32!
Great caliber for a pocket gun!
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Nothing wrong with .32 ACP Berretta, I've carried .22 shorts all the way to .44 magnum. In my late teens it was a .32 colt black powder revolver, in my 20's a .22 Jennings, .25 Raven then a .38 special Rossi onto a 9mm Tokervev. These days I still carry NAA .22's, .380 Ruger LCP2 and Kimber .380, 9mm Glocks and a .45 Glock. The important thing is use the gun and get comfortable with it! I've been shot with a .22 long and a 9mm they both hurt just as bad!
Well…that’s speaking from experience! I also agree with getting comfortable (training) with what you carry…very important.
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Just subscribed……. Legit video!!!!
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Awesome stuff with great charakter. Somehow you just can see that this stuff gets carried alot....love it ;)
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Awesome collection thanks for sharing
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Yes sir and I subscribed to your TH-cam channel
Much appreciated, sir! Keep an eye out for future videos, and feel free to make any suggestions for content you’d like to see.
A.32 in the face a couple of times I think will work! 😂
It definitely wouldn’t be pleasant!
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@448videos Just one thing to let you know. I have worked in certain security fields for many years and at times I still carry a similar pistol like that one you have but in .22LR. The .32ACP and that pistol you have is 100% fine for self-defense. You'll hear a lot of crap from other so-called expert guys out there talking about how .32ACP is too weak or that pistol you have is wrong to carry for self-defense.. Know all of that is B.S !. The main thing is again as long as you train with it, it is fine to use for self-defense and many guys out there don't know what they are talking about.
I also rather shoot .32acp in my house against an intruder rather than 9mm that will over-penetrate walls and go thru my neighbors walls, regardless of hollow points. Being able to conceal such a small firearm that you have is always what you want as you can maintain a low profile... Let face it.. Nowadays there are so many people on the left that get scared if you hold a banana like a gun. Many of the same guys who talk smack also think that they can have a ar-15 or carbine in their vehicle and not get stopped and confiscated in a crisis situation which is also FALSE.. Small and concealable again is the correct mindset in any situation or no situation at all. Have a great day.
100% agree with your statement about training with it. You will always fall back to that in a stressful situation, and being able to properly employ a tool such as a firearm is more than half the “battle”. I feel extremely comfortable carrying this pistol, in this caliber.
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Just a lil thing, I think the sheath for the Esee 3 is actually injection molded plastic or something like that, its def not Kydex though
I believe you are correct. ESEE identifies it as “molded”, but I tend to refer to all these types as kydex. I will keep this in mind for future videos.
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@@448videos How has your experience been with the ESEE 3 ? I'm thinking of getting a 4.
The 3 is an awesome knife that can handle batoning, chopping and feathersticking. I got the 4HM for Christmas, and it handled those chores even better. If you’re looking for EDC, the 3 is the way to go in my opinion. The 4HM makes for a great outdoor knife when concealment isn’t a factor.
Check out the short and review of the 3 on my channel.
Just posted the 4 HM video. Check it out.
Fixed Blade Knife - ESEE 4 HM
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@@448videos will do !
My choice for a pocket pistol would be the 0.380 cal Ruger LCP Max with its Tritium night sight and 10 & 12 Rd mags. Your flipper knives are good choices but the Leatherman (I had one for over 30 years) is inferior in every way to a Victorinox Swiss Tool & for a day-to-day pocket carry multi-tool I prefer a Victorinox Swiss Army knife such as the 91mm Huntsman or a larger one with more tools such as the 91mm Ranger or the 91mm Handyman
I’ve carried the Ruger LCP, and it’s a great little pistol. I passed it on to my daughter when she turned 21.
I’ve never carried any of the Victorinox Swiss Army tools. I’ll have to look into the models you listed. Thanks for the suggestion!
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@@448videos Happy Tuesday & thank you for the courteous reply. You will be pleased to know that I have subscribed to your channel & I am Subscriber 118, wishing you good luck in growing your channel.
That’s awesome! Thank you for the support.
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@@448videos The LCP max is a much different creature than the LCP.
Nice edc
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Interesting gear selection. I have uploaded some EDC videos as well, my kit is centered around a Ruger LCP Max 380.
Good video, thanks for posting. Have a subscription from a fellow small gun tuber.
I’m going to head over to your channel to check them out…always looking for good EDC videos to pass the time!
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Subscribed! Great content.
@@448videos thanks man! We little channels got to stick together 👍
Hell yeah, brother!
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With that gun you are going to need all those knives. ;)
I have full confidence in the firearm and the person carrying it.
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@@448videos It's your call obviously, but as a fellow EDC afficionado, I really feel like I should point out that a fully loaded 13 shot Ruger LCP max 380 with night sights weighs *less* than an unloaded Beretta Tomcat 32. It's also flatter and costs less.
But it's your dime brother! Having some gun is better than no gun.
All good, brother. I’ve actually carried the LCP and really liked it. It was my EDC pistol for the longest time, but I passed it on to my daughter when she turned 21 and was living on her own.
I’ve started mixing up the daily carry lately…I’ve put the Glock 26 and 43 back into the rotation as my EDC pistol. Check out the Shorts I’ve recently posted on them when you have a chance!
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@@448videos LCP Max: 13 shots vs LCP: 7 shots. LCP max also has last round hold open, factory night sights, and a much more "user friendly" glock style trigger pull.
It's 2 generations evolved beyond the original LCP1 you carried.
Totally understand the mods in the generations. My comment was more focused on the .380 versus .32 for EDC/self-defense. I got a great discount on both from my father-in-law who used to own a gun store!😂
Do you use a slip for your extra mag?
Howdy, and thanks for the question! So, I have a Techna Clip universal magazine carrier that I use when wearing jeans that have deeper pockets. When I wear jeans or shorts with shallower pockets, which has been the case lately, I just put it in my pocket. This has worked just fine, and the mag remains in the position I prefer…rounds down and flat side to the right for ease of indexing in my left pocket.
I purchased the Techna Clip on Amazon for about $20, and it works great when I use it.
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@@448videos Most excellent tool selection.