EDC POCKET CHECK! empty out your pockets and what you carry, lets see em

[tacticooledc]

Wallet/Phone not mandatory as we all carry those....most of us
http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/6137/4chonnnn.jpg

[r small]

I don't have a pic but I carry: Dragonfly or Delica right side IWB. Right front pocket: S&W .38 snub or NAA .22 magnum. Nothing else in that pocket. Left front pocket: cell phone, car keys, coin holder. Back right pocket: wallet. And does tacticooledc actually carry a 1911 type auto in a pocket?

[I_like_sharp_things]

Front right: Delica and Ladybug
Front left: Cell phone, keys
Rear right: wallet.



And does tacticooledc actually carry a 1911 type auto in a pocket?
In condition 2 or 3?

[IrishSpyder22]

http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j338/irishspyder22/IMAG0030.jpg

[Blerv]

http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28269

[phillipsted]

This is a typical office day configuration... From left to right, I'm carrying my trusty DragonFly2 ZDP with Atwood bronze lanslide, a first issue Terzuola Jr., the keyring with Atwood brass whistle, Levenger pocket briefcase (3x5 cards), Atwood titanium mini-Ghost, and my Fischer titanium Millenium space pen. I don't really *need* two blades around the office, but you know how it is...some knives just beg to be carried...

TedP

[tacticooledc]

I don't have a pic but I carry: Dragonfly or Delica right side IWB. Right front pocket: S&W .38 snub or NAA .22 magnum. Nothing else in that pocket. Left front pocket: cell phone, car keys, coin holder. Back right pocket: wallet. And does tacticooledc actually carry a 1911 type auto in a pocket?

Yes, yes I do :D

http://images2.opticsplanet.com/640-640/opplanet-511-80001.jpg

[tacticooledc]

http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28269

Thank you for the recommendation Blerv, but I posted in the Off-Topic forum for the reason of not having any spyderco content in my picture. Had I been carrying a spyderco I'd post it in the Spyderco picture forum. :cool:

[r small]

tacticooledc--the gun in the second pic looks like a Glock. But either way--Glock or 1911--you'd be pretty well armed.

[Bradley]

What BM is that?

[jossta]

Looks like a Bedlam.

[Bradley]

Yes it is, found it online. That is a fine looking knife.

[tacticooledc]

Yes it is, found it online. That is a fine looking knife.

Thank you sir, I just recently acquired it yesterday as it was love at first sight at the most wonderful cutlery store I have ever had the honor of entering. Funny it took me all of 1.5 months to look for a knife shop, and it turned out to be right next to my company corporate office in Houston, TX! Prices were comparable to the internet deals and the store owner was glad to dish out knowledge and compare theories for 1 or 2 hours. Didn't have the heart to walk out without buying something

As for the pic above, that's the 5.11's pic, not mine. It's a vest with a pocket for a handgun so technically I do carry a 1911 in my pocket :D
But honestly that was just an excuse to include my beloved 1911 with the rest of my edc stuff, i don't even think a 1911 would fit in that 5.11's vest

[A.D.D.i.c.t.]

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6009/5910658146_eb284ac065_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/64978126@N08/5910658146/)
IMG_20110706_182601 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/64978126@N08/5910658146/) by A.D.D.i.c.t. (http://www.flickr.com/people/64978126@N08/), on Flickr

Consisting of:
4sevens Quark mini 123 w/ neutral white l.e.d.
Moleskine volant, what you see rubberbanded to it is chewing gum, the pack is too bulky
Saddleback leather Narrow wallet in tobacco brown
Saddleback leather Simple wallet in dark coffee brown
Clean backup handkerchief
Spyderco Sage 1, Cricket(serrated), and Dragonfly 2 z.d.p. The smaller spydies are my office e.d.c. blades, with the Sage being my main e.d.c. carried when off work.
Zebra F-701 w/ 402 tailcap mod - all stainless
Pulsar chronograph
Keys - Leatherman squirt PS4 early torx model, Zebra F-301 compact( clip removed and wrapped in electrical tape), A.G. Russell field tweezers, plus keys. This is all carried on a belt clip not pictured.
Background is my primary use handkerchief.
Also not pictured is my cell phone used to take pic- Nexus S 4g

[Dr. Snubnose]

http://i991.photobucket.com/albums/af33/DrSnubnose/05-28-07_2347.jpg

This was it two months ago, but know it's change will have to repost...Doc:D

[Gunslinger]

Straight up pocket dump for todays carry.

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/vv140/ballistic82/Pocketdump.jpg

[chuck_roxas45]

Man bag dump for me. The only change is a gray para instead of the gayle bradley.

http://img641.imageshack.us/img641/4061/edc42411.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/641/edc42411.jpg/) Uploaded with ImageShack.us (http://imageshack.us)

[VashHash]

I see you practice the looks that kill with that slick comb doc. I too am a master of this ancient and most feared art. I carry two combs.

[DedRok]

Everyday is the same, but the watch changes.

http://i540.photobucket.com/albums/gg348/DedRokGallery/015ef9be.jpg

[gunnut35]

I was laying on the couch all day with just gym shorts on with my Moran clip to my side.
"My wife thinks i am crazy"

[Freediver]

[IMG]http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/7383/img3000dr.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/827/img3000dr.jpg/)

Thought I had to fit in with all the guns.

[BAL]

I noticed that IrishSpyder22 and Doc both have North American Arms 22's. It's a sweet little pocket weapon for sure.

[Dr. Snubnose]

My EDC has changed since the last pic I posted earlier in this thread...That was about 2-3 months ago...This is today's carry, Minus, The cell phone which is taking this pic and another "Subcom", "Wharning" and Speedloader filled with .357 mag 145 grain Winchester Silvertips in my over shirt. This is kinda light summer carry, plus I just got two new custom Pakals (in the pic) which is a new EDC....observe there is no "Ronin":( not till the winter...it now resides comfortably in my bathrobe:eek: but here's today's pic anyway.....Doc:D

http://i991.photobucket.com/albums/af33/DrSnubnose/07-07-11_1037.jpg

[dmon]

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-lwdYZMijn2Q/ThXVQY7aitI/AAAAAAAAADI/uVzCSJLnqb8/2011-07-07%25252011.46.51.jpg

[dgulbra]

All black Milli Sage 1 Dragonfly Salt SE USPc Quark Cr2 mini

[tacticooledc]

Doc, after 5 years of carrying knives I still can't understand why you carry so many :D

I mean if you ever did have to use them and not your revolver (which you also have 2 of, do you plan on missing more than 5 times?), when would you ever need more than 2 knives? Are you expecting the blades to snap with every thrust/cleave?

I mean no offense by this post I just can't understand why you need so many redundancies :confused:

[jossta]

My pockets from today:

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk202/jstalford/EDC_070811.jpg

[Jordan]

Doc, after 5 years of carrying knives I still can't understand why you carry so many :D

I mean if you ever did have to use them and not your revolver (which you also have 2 of, do you plan on missing more than 5 times?), when would you ever need more than 2 knives? Are you expecting the blades to snap with every thrust/cleave?

I mean no offense by this post I just can't understand why you need so many redundancies :confused:

No matter how many times I see people ask this question, the answers never stop amusing me :p.

Also, Doc doesn't plan to miss... he just bases his carry options on the hypothesis that he will be attacked by a minimum of ten people... most likely people of the ninja variety :p.

[Jordan]

Seems like since I'm willing to add a not-so-witty-quip to the thread, least I can do is a carry dump. Well, a post duty day carry dump... no guns in uniform while in garrison, so a duty day dump would be pretty dull. :p

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/270149_2227096878262_1273012712_2652395_1806754_n. jpg

For the record, I don't intend to miss 13 times... :D

[Donut]

Hey Doc, what is that non-push-dagger looking wooden thing on the right?

[Orion's Belt]

http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z238/talonawdtsi90/SAM_0041.jpg Glock 26, Copenhagen Long Cut, Manix 2 BD30P, HTC Thunderbolt and a Leatherman Micra, ITP A3 EOS and PocketToolX Brewzer on my keys.

[Dr. Snubnose]

Doc, after 5 years of carrying knives I still can't understand why you carry so many :D

I mean if you ever did have to use them and not your revolver (which you also have 2 of, do you plan on missing more than 5 times?), when would you ever need more than 2 knives? Are you expecting the blades to snap with every thrust/cleave?

I mean no offense by this post I just can't understand why you need so many redundancies :confused:

I have answered this questions too many times...If interested do a search of other threads related to EDC for the answer...and if you look closely there are three revolvers pictured in my EDC...Doc:D

[Dr. Snubnose]

Hey Doc, what is that non-push-dagger looking wooden thing on the right?

That's a Wooden push Dagger made by Nok of Nok Training knives called the Owl...slips right inside the fold of my card case and sticks out the top...She makes a thicker one as well that I have but forgot the name...can be seen on her web-site....Doc:D

[I_collect_knives185]

Straight up pocket dump for todays carry.

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/vv140/ballistic82/Pocketdump.jpg

Where did you get that lanyard for the ladybug man? I could use one of those!

[Creepo]

Where did you get that lanyard for the ladybug man? I could use one of those!

Most of us probably make our knife lanyard ourselves, I included.

Our favourite material is paracord, you can find it in army surplus stores and several online stores. Beads can often be found in online stores as well.
Lighthound and Rotokid's shop (just google) for example sell both of these.

Lighthound also has a couple tutorials on a couple styles, (the one in the picture included) link (http://www.lighthound.com/Paracord-Lanyard-Weaving_ep_38-1.html).

You can also find pre-made lanyards in similar shops in case you don't feel like fooling around with cord yourself, I've also made a couple for other people. :)

[Water_Gremlin]

Spyderco Navaja, Fenix PD31, leatherman S2 juice and somehow two pennies made their way into my pocket.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k200/Water_Gremlin/5476e28a.jpg

[chuck_roxas45]

Most of us probably make our knife lanyard ourselves, I included.

Our favourite material is paracord, you can find it in army surplus stores and several online stores. Beads can often be found in online stores as well.
Lighthound and Rotokid's shop (just google) for example sell both of these.

Lighthound also has a couple tutorials on a couple styles, (the one in the picture included) link (http://www.lighthound.com/Paracord-Lanyard-Weaving_ep_38-1.html).

You can also find pre-made lanyards in similar shops in case you don't feel like fooling around with cord yourself, I've also made a couple for other people. :)

Yah, but creepo makes some awesome lanyards. :D

Still early here but here's what I'm gonna carry today.

http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/5567/orangemillieandgraypara.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/850/orangemillieandgraypara.jpg/) Uploaded with ImageShack.us (http://imageshack.us)

[Gunslinger]

Where did you get that lanyard for the ladybug man? I could use one of those!

I made it, It reallly helps you grip the knife.

[Donut]

That's a Wooden push Dagger made by Nok of Nok Training knives called the Owl...slips right inside the fold of my card case and sticks out the top...She makes a thicker one as well that I have but forgot the name...can be seen on her web-site....Doc:D
The thing I circled in red is a push dagger? That is one funny looking push dagger.

http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/4419/0707111037e.jpg

[.357 mag]

The thing I circled in red is a push dagger? That is one funny looking push dagger.

http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/4419/0707111037e.jpg



Could be wrong but it looks like a pocket holster for his mini revolver.

[A.D.D.i.c.t.]

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6147/5916604109_56fcf7e384_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/64978126@N08/5916604109/)
IMG_20110708_190242 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/64978126@N08/5916604109/) by A.D.D.i.c.t. (http://www.flickr.com/people/64978126@N08/), on Flickr

Pretty standard edc today, only thing that changes much is the knife. Today it was another day at the office so that included:
Saddleback leather: narrow wallet(tobacco), and simple wallet(dark coffee)
4sevens quark mini 123 w/ neutral white led.
Pulsar chronograph
Hanky and backup
Leatherman squirt ps4 early torx edition
Field tweezers, Zebra f-301 compact w/ electrical tape wrap.
Moleskine volant doubling as chewing gum retaining device
Zebra F-701 w/ 402 mod. All stainless.

:spyder:Oh and my ZDP D'fly 2!:spyder:

[tacticooledc]

From what I remember Doc said he's a martial arts instructor so he has all of those for demonstration, and I think I recall him saying having the right tool for the job, but for everyday carry? Doc, do you take a segway everywhere you go or something? All that stuff must really weigh you down :D

[Dr. Snubnose]

Donut: Yes that's a pocket Holster for the NAA Mini Mag .22magnum....

Tacti: I'm a Defensive Tactics Instructor for Law Enforcement Officers....I carry that and on some days more than that to show my guys all the possibilities for concealment...to keep them safer from the Bad Guys on the streets, to keep them informed and aware so they can get home to their families safe and sound every day and night. I train them in weapons disarming, weapons retention, speed cuffing, suspect control and restraint, take downs, body searches and firearms training. Yes it does weigh me down a bit....but think of the baseball players in the on deck batters box with a weighted donut on his bat while he practices in the box it's heavy...when he is up at bat his bat feels like a toothpick...making him quicker, faster and in my case more deadly.....Doc:D

[Dr. Snubnose]

It's a joke but it hits home for me...

A Florida State trooper pulled over a pick-up truck owner for a faulty taillight. When the officer approached the driver, the man behind the wheel handed the officer his driver’s license, insurance card and a concealed weapon carry permit.

The officer took all the documents, looked them over and said. "Mr.
Smith, I see you have a CCP. Do you have any weapons with you?"

The driver replied, " Yes sir first off I'm carrying a few fixed blade knives and a coupe of folding knives clipped to my pockets and a bowie knife in my boot"

"I have a .357 handgun in a hip holster on my right hip and another on my left hip , a .45 in the glove box and a .22 derringer in my other boot."

The officer looked at the driver and asked, "Anything else?"

"Yes sir, I have a Mossberg 500 12 gauge and an AR-15 behind the seat."

The officer asked if the man was driving to or from a shooting range
and the man said he wasn't, so the officer bent over and looked into the driver's face and said "Mr. Smith, you're carrying quite a few guns and knives.
May I ask what you are afraid of?

Mr. Smith locked eyes with the officer and calmly answered,

"Not a freaking thing!"
Doc:p:D

[tonydahose]

lol

[tacticooledc]

Doc, it's true weight training is great but if you say you carry all that every day, you're still gonna be heavy when you will need that extra lightweight mobility (knife fights are determined with mobility as a major part from what I know)

...Unless you have a method for dropping all of your equipment at once in seconds... :confused:

[Dr. Snubnose]

Tacti: After 55 years of training this way and the level of skill I have achieved....and the experience I have had on the streets and the fact that I have survived....I'd say whatever I have done in the passed has worked for me, cause I'm still here to make this post...so If I were you I wouldn't lose a night of sleep worrying about my ability to take care of myself...OK.....Doc:D
My only question to you would be how many fights have you been in that involved a knife or someone shooting a firearm at you?......If you say that has happened on more than several occasions, then just maybe I have something to learn from you.....No disrespect meant knifebro, but I have been there and back and have seen and done more than most when it comes to surviving lethal encounters.....I know what works and what doesn't work in real life situations...I hope, God forbid if you were ever to find yourself in any of the situations I have experienced in the past, that you know what will work for you.....God Bless and Be safe......Doc:)

[Freediver]

I think the guy knows what he's doing.

[chuck_roxas45]

I think the guy knows what he's doing.

Very nicely understated. :D

[Freediver]

Very nicely understated. :D

Haha... well what I meant by that was "no need to question... he is a pro".

[dbcad]

Have a hot rod Ruger 10-22 and a double barreled shotgun but I never felt the need for a handgun myself. I like knives though:)

[chuck_roxas45]

Haha... well what I meant by that was "no need to question... he is a pro".

Yep, gotcha.

[Donut]

Maybe he hands everyone he is fighting a knife before they start. :)

[thehunt]

Well, this makes it justifiable to shoot the bugger with one of my guns then, doesnt it?

Just kidding. Fighting isnt about being fair, it about winning, thats whats all about.

[Dr. Snubnose]

Maybe he hands everyone he is fighting a knife before they start. :)

Naw.....Then I have to have some Cold Steel folders in my edc.....but it's a thought....Doc:p

[tacticooledc]

Tacti: After 55 years of training this way and the level of skill I have achieved....and the experience I have had on the streets and the fact that I have survived....I'd say whatever I have done in the passed has worked for me, cause I'm still here to make this post...so If I were you I wouldn't lose a night of sleep worrying about my ability to take care of myself...OK.....Doc:D
My only question to you would be how many fights have you been in that involved a knife or someone shooting a firearm at you?......If you say that has happened on more than several occasions, then just maybe I have something to learn from you.....No disrespect meant knifebro, but I have been there and back and have seen and done more than most when it comes to surviving lethal encounters.....I know what works and what doesn't work in real life situations...I hope, God forbid if you were ever to find yourself in any of the situations I have experienced in the past, that you know what will work for you.....God Bless and Be safe......Doc:)

Doc don't misunderstand me! I'm just trying to figure out how your whole setup works! I respect all those years of experience and knowledge you have, I'm just trying to make sense of it all in several minutes of reading through your post :p

Again, no disrespect meant- I'm just probing your brain with possible answers to how you would go about using everything to your advantage so I could know for myself :D

[gac]

No disrespect meant knifebro, but I have been there and back and have seen and done more than most when it comes to surviving lethal encounters.....I know what works and what doesn't work in real life situations...I hope, God forbid if you were ever to find yourself in any of the situations I have experienced in the past, that you know what will work for you.....Doc:)

What about screaming and crying? I'm pretty good at that.

[gunnut35]

What about screaming and crying? I'm pretty good at that.

That works for me...
I am a little guy so i just jump on their head, chew on their ears and scream like a little girl. The screech i let out is enough to scare off anyone..

[Dr. Snubnose]

Doc don't misunderstand me! I'm just trying to figure out how your whole setup works! I respect all those years of experience and knowledge you have, I'm just trying to make sense of it all in several minutes of reading through your post :p

Again, no disrespect meant- I'm just probing your brain with possible answers to how you would go about using everything to your advantage so I could know for myself :D

OK let me give you one situation for example why carrying one knife (for arguments sake) on your strong side right pocket clipped to your pants, could be a determent in a SD situation. Let's say for example you suddenly are attacked and your opponent has you pinned to a wall sideways trapping your right arm between your body and the wall. Now you no longer have the ability to draw your right pocketed knife...ut oh....by having other knives to access on different parts of your body that can be reached from different positions, depending on where your body is at any given time during an attack or where your body ends up during an attack could be a life safer....I can think of 20 more reasons to carry multiple weapons, but time does not permit me to write them all down....That should keep you thinking for a little while at least....Doc:D
Example #2) When I received training as a US Special Agent and training for being a Law Enforcement Agent Firearms Instructor, I was trained by the Chief Firearms Instructor for the Federal Agency for Protective Services, (in layman's terms The Secret Service). I'll never forget his declaration to me, he said, "If you have a real need to carry a firearm, then you have a real need to carry two." Point being (and I know you were being cute by asking if I expect my blades to break on each thrust), but the fact really exists that all Firearms and Folding Knives for example, are nothing more than mechanical devices which can always be subject to failure. If your lock on your Spyderco Para-Military should fail when SHTF...what are you left with, maybe at best a Kubotan....If your Glock 9mm gets a defective round stuck in the chamber....you can't just shoot it out to clear the jam...if you do your gun will blow up in your face...if a bullet is lodged in the barrel and you don't have the time or equipment like a de-jammer to clear the obstruction...what are you left with, a Piece of Plastic to strike with at contact distance....not a good thing to have when the other guys bullets are zipping past your head. The more equipment you have with you to deal with a certain type of situation, the better your chances are of surviving if the equipment fails. Think of it this way a carpenter, mechanic etc. doesn't have just one tool in his tool box, how can anyone fix everything with just one tool. If they are good at their trade, when you look in their tool box, not only will you see different tools, but you will see redundancy (as you call it) There won't be one screwdriver, but several, and maybe several different types, with several different functions, or the same screwdriver in different lengths or with different grip style....I hope you getting what I'm trying to say here......Doc:D

[Dr. Snubnose]

Ay Tacti: Why di you delete this post...it's good....it shows that you are beginning to understand.....the possibilities....Doc:D

posted and deleted by tacticooledc:

Thanks Doc, that's plenty of food for thought!

This past week I've been liking my Benchmade 860 Bedlam so much I've been wanting to get a second one, and as soon as I thought of that, I thought of Doc and his millions of edc knives :D Then I realized it could be useful having one in my right and one in my left pocket not only in case of immobilization of the left or right hand, but the use of two large knives in a self defense situation could very well help you win by a landslide- if you have two hands and are only using one to wield a blade while the other is for blocking and grabbing, why not have knives in both? You can still block with the weak arm and a knife, but you get twice the frequency of cuts and an ability to wound while blocking. They also have a large metal pommel on the butt, so not only do you double your frequency of attacks, you can now follow through with pommel strikes which transition to cuts.

And here I go derailing my own topic again :rolleyes:

Not a derail at all...just a discussion which everyone might benefit from and gain understanding....Doc:D

[chuck_roxas45]

Not a derail at all...just a discussion which everyone might benefit from and gain understanding....Doc:D

I agree doc. Discussion is always good but I also learned over the years, that if I wanted to be taught well, not to ask in a disrespectful manner.

[I_like_sharp_things]

Thanks for the great explanations on everything Doc. This reminds me of a magazine article I read where the author said that you need a knife that anyone can know about and one that nobody knows about. You take it to the next level by having several weapons that nobody knows about.

[tacticooledc]

Ay Tacti: Why di you delete this post...it's good....it shows that you are beginning to understand.....the possibilities....Doc:D

posted and deleted by tacticooledc:

Thanks Doc, that's plenty of food for thought!

This past week I've been liking my Benchmade 860 Bedlam so much I've been wanting to get a second one, and as soon as I thought of that, I thought of Doc and his millions of edc knives :D Then I realized it could be useful having one in my right and one in my left pocket not only in case of immobilization of the left or right hand, but the use of two large knives in a self defense situation could very well help you win by a landslide- if you have two hands and are only using one to wield a blade while the other is for blocking and grabbing, why not have knives in both? You can still block with the weak arm and a knife, but you get twice the frequency of cuts and an ability to wound while blocking. They also have a large metal pommel on the butt, so not only do you double your frequency of attacks, you can now follow through with pommel strikes which transition to cuts.

And here I go derailing my own topic again :rolleyes:

Not a derail at all...just a discussion which everyone might benefit from and gain understanding....Doc:D

Jeeze Doc, were you reading it while i deleted it or something? I was just trying to keep order in the topic and delete a mistake :D

Makes me nervous, not only can Doc kick my ass on the street, he can bring back my posts from the dead :eek::eek::eek:

[chuck_roxas45]

Jeeze Doc, were you reading it while i deleted it or something? I was just trying to keep order in the topic and delete a mistake :D

Makes me nervous, not only can Doc kick my ass on the street, he can bring back my posts from the dead :eek::eek::eek:

You don't need to be nervous(unless you're a BG, ;)), fortunately, Doc is one of the good guys.

[Evil D]

Man, judging by that pic i would swear i just talked to you at Clark knives a few days ago???

There was a guy there raving about his ESEE and mentioned he was a big Spyderco fan. I nearly pulled the trigger on an Izulu but i really want that Izulu II.

[tacticooledc]

Man, judging by that pic i would swear i just talked to you at Clark knives a few days ago???

There was a guy there raving about his ESEE and mentioned he was a big Spyderco fan. I nearly pulled the trigger on an Izulu but i really want that Izulu II.

Izu.....la?

[Dr. Snubnose]

Actually it's one word "Izula"....Doc:p

[David Lowry]

Actually it's one word "Izula"....Doc:p

Yep, and the real ant dubbed the "bullet ant" is called Isula. :)

[Water_Gremlin]

If you like the Izula check out the Eskabar. It's the best of both worlds :)

[tacticooledc]

Actually it's one word "Izula"....Doc:p

I was pointing out the spelling of Izula, Evil D wrote it Izulu, just being a grammarbot don't mind me :D

[Evil D]

Yeah, IzulA ;)

[jzmtl]

I need a new phone, nowadays everybody has an i-something, while I'm lugging around this antique lol.

http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/6334/dsc00404rx.jpg

[r small]

What is the knife on the right?

[jossta]

Looks like a Phoenix.

[angusW]

jzmtl, what kind of watch is that?

[DeathBySnooSnoo]

Looks like a Phoenix.

Yup, it is for sure.

[jzmtl]

Yep knife is a Phoenix.


jzmtl, what kind of watch is that?


That's a Timex e-tide temp compass.

[David Lowry]

This today...

http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/2913/militarycpmd2fg3.jpg

[Beanie-Bean]

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g64/Beanie-Bean/Glock/cefcff51.jpg


Glock G26 Gen4 w/TruGlo TFO in Comp-Tac MTAC w/Speer Gold Dot LE 124 gr.
HTC EVO 4G
Maxpedition Spartan wallet
Keys
Spyderco Dragonfly 2 H-1
Spyderco Squeak

[Orion's Belt]

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g64/Beanie-Bean/Glock/cefcff51.jpg


Glock G26 Gen4 w/TruGlo TFO in Comp-Tac MTAC w/Speer Gold Dot LE 124 gr.
HTC EVO 4G
Maxpedition Spartan wallet
Keys
Spyderco Dragonfly 2 H-1
Spyderco Squeak


How do you like the Gen 4? I can't seem to get a feel for them. I guess I'm too stuck on my Gen 3 G26 and G19.

[Beanie-Bean]

How do you like the Gen 4? I can't seem to get a feel for them. I guess I'm too stuck on my Gen 3 G26 and G19.

The grips "bite" more than the Gen3, which has a smoother texture across the wider sides of the grip. Gen2 is even better to carry, IMO.

I like the reduced-size grips, and both my 9mm (G19, G26) are Gen4. Larger magazine release it nice, but the trigger is a tad bit heavier (about 6.5 lbs, vs. the normal 5.5 lb trigger.) The are both accurate, for sure.

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