Everyday Carry Pocket Dump

Obviously not "EDC for dogs" in the sense of dogs carrying a firearm. Although my daughter does insist that dogs are people too. Nope, we're talking about carrying something to end a canine confrontation...

SoCalEDC's everydaycarry.com pocket dump puts a CZ-75 P-01 front and center. Well off to the right. Anyway, that would be the 9mm semi-automatic pistol TTAG reviewer Gil Kohler awarded five stars, calling it "a handgun ...

Brandon's everydaycarry.com pocket dump includes a mil spec Beretta M9. No surprise there: Brandon's military law enforcement. He couldn't carry a different handgun if he wanted to. Should he want to? Or is the M9...

Mike Baker's everydaycarry.com pocket dump features . . . wait for it . . . a GLOCK 19! Which could well be America's favorite handgun. Gun? That too! But is it America's favorite carry...

Colorado security officer Noah Wyka's everydaycarry.com pocket dump reveals a full-sized Walther PPQ M2. Right answer! If you want the best possible firearm for armed self-defense, a full-sized firearm is it. Well, in terms...

The headline above Jay's everydaycarry.com pocket dump is something of a trick question. Assuming he's not showing his phone because he's using it to take the picture, Jay's got the basics covered: money, ID,...

Dom C's everydaycarry.com pocket dump dominates the EDC Spare Mag Olympiad. It's a happy stick! Strictly verboten in America's slave states, carrying the extended (not "high") capacity ammunition magazine might trigger comments like "Are...

I reckon A.U.A.'s being a bit coy with his everydaycarry.com pocket dump. What are the odds that the Spanish police officer doesn't carry a wallet, keys, badge and phone. Still, props to the cop...

Tyson's everydaycarry.com pocket dump contains not one, not two, but three folding weapons: a North American Arms pocket-clipped (not magazined) .22, a Benchmade 558 Doug Ritter Mini-Griptilian with AWT scales and a Shomer-Tec SHNK Covert Nickel...

Bryan Ward's everydaycarry.com pocket dump features a North American Arms (NAA) Guardian in .32 ACP. NAA introduced that gun in 1997; I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Ward's gun was born the same year...

I'm an OWG (I keto'ed the fat bit). As someone born a month before Hawaii entered the union, I love seeing pocket dumps where armed Americans rock it old school. Ray's everydaycarry.com pocket...

Why would you find antlers in a shed? Is Shed antler hunting anything like good will hunting? But seriously folks, northeast Ohio resident Chad's everydaycarry.com pocket dump may not be an everyday carry, but it...