One factor some everyday carriers may not consider is what to do with all that gear at night when they’re not carrying it. Alex Soto has a very organized solution for his EDC items. Where do you keep yours?
One factor some everyday carriers may not consider is what to do with all that gear at night when they’re not carrying it. Alex Soto has a very organized solution for his EDC items. Where do you keep yours?
This is a BS EDC because that holster looks like it’s never been put on and there is no lint on that gun at all.
So true. With the exception of the crease in the notebook it all looks pristine and staged for a commercial.
No doubt, those field notes get an hourly ‘work-out’.
Agreed, my LCP2 gets pocket crudded constantly. I’ve never cleaned a gun that I don’t often shoot, so often. My gear stays in my cargo shorts.
He could have cleaned the pistol, but good observation on the holster.
Having been through a house fire, my EDC stays IN MY PANTS!! I take them (the pants) off, fully loaded, and lay them across the dresser. In an emergency, I can grab them on the run out the door, and have everything I need but the cell phone(which is on the charger across the room). If I have to bail out, I have Gun, Ammo, keys, wallet, knifes and car fob. If I have a couple seconds to put the pants on, I can then step into my shoes as well. Ready to face the world.
In the morning (no emergency) I put on clean pants, and transfer the stuff over, one pocket at a time. Everything is always contained, and always ready to go.
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