Kevin says this is his “typical work or casual EDC gear. We’re not sure where he carries the bourbon, but we’d be happy to tip a glass with him any time. See everything he’s carrying at Everyday Carry . . .
Kevin says this is his “typical work or casual EDC gear. We’re not sure where he carries the bourbon, but we’d be happy to tip a glass with him any time. See everything he’s carrying at Everyday Carry . . .
‘OMG alcohol plus guns’ screeching in 3…2….1…
If a gun can withstand the chemical effects of relatively harsh bore solvents, etc., it can certainly handle the mild chemical properties of a bit of ethanol.
A friend with bourbon, is a friend for certain.?
Only if the selfish ba$tard will share. π
Jim Beam is Tennessee whiskey, not Bourbon. I’ve had plenty of both, usually while reloading.
How am I supposed to rhyme that?! I couldn’t even do “bourbon”!
A man with mash, should share his stash.
A friend with bourbon…
..best get to servin’
..knows I’m deservin’
..won’t wear a turban.
That’s all I got.
Beam actually is Bourbon. It’s Jack Daniels that’s Tennessee.
You are thinking of Jack Daniels. Jim Beam is Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. The Beam family has been making whiskey in Kentucky since the the late 1700’s. Besides the ‘house brand’, Beam Distilleries makes Knob Creek, Basil Hayden’s, Bookers, Bakers, and other premium bourbons.
Has anyone tried Beam’s ‘Devilβs Cut’?
I think it’s the one where they put a dumped barrel under vacuum to suck out what’s soaked in the charcoal-wood inside the barrel…
(I dunno about lugging a bottle around. A flask seems alot easier, logistically.)
It’s too sweet for me
He uses the bourbon as a gun cleaner instead of Hoppe’s as it adds to the flavor to his next drink. Carrying bourbon unless it is in a separate locked container could be a violation of the law in several states, says someone who has no idea if that could be true.
Yeah, and being “green” and recycling Bourbon bottles to drink tea out of while driving to work isn’t a good idea…er ah so I’ve been told.
Ew. He shops at KROGER. π
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