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As Spencer says, some days you just want to be Bond. Or Archer. Hence the PPK. Double-nought spy, animated agent, or communications specialist, Spencer should be pretty well fixed with this Everyday Carry loadout. See the details below . . .

  1. Leatherman micra 
  2. Saddleback Leather Sleeve Wallet 
  3. Altoids smalls 
  4. Gray Converse strap watch 
  5. Walther PPKs 
  6. Dude Stick – premium all natural beeswax lip balm
  7. Small AA battery gear best flashlight 
  8. Jcrew factory leather bottle opener hook Keychain 
  9. Spyderco Embassy 
  10. Mini Bluetooth left ear

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16 COMMENTS

  1. Awesome. My PPK is my favorite pistol. A good pair of wood grips gives it so much more character though.

  2. I’m sorry … But I’m getting kind of burned out on the pocket dumps thing. The dose rate is too high for my tastes.

    • The dosage is okay for me. What I see is a bunch of superfluous junk the owner thinks we want to see. Like for instance, a dude stick, a blue tooth earpiece, wallets, altoids, a fancy watch. Really important defense right there

    • I’m pretty much done with it, so I generally hit one out of five of these posts, if that. But it’s not a big deal to just move on to the next thing, and not every post has to be for everyone.

  5. Sweet Spyderco. I have a black version that was lost outside for a year and a half. Found it a few months ago, and aside from corrosion on the spring, it was no worse for wear. I was amazed that it lay in the dirt that long and is still in good shape. I was bummed about losing it because they don’t make them anymore, and you can’t find them on the secondary market at all. It was a great day when I stumbled across it.

  6. I like the PP series. My problem was feeding hollow points through them reliably.

    The big question is what holster for the PPKs.

    Looks like a reasonable load-out to me.

    • Remington Golden Sabers work in mine. They have a more rounded shape that helps feeding.

  7. Oh man! That watch looks so 1977 that I’m about to have a nerdgasm! Is it one where you push a button and miniature nixie tubes (or more likely little red LEDs) light up to tell you the time?

  10. I don’t usually read these (not my thing), but the spyderco caught my eye, and I got taken in by the the sense of style on display here. Very nice.

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