Pocket Dump !

[Lee D]

is that a 4 bullet revolver? ... that looks really odd, but interesting at the same time

5… .22 mag cylinder and another for shorts, longs, and long rifle. Made by North American Arms

 

[Chronovore]

is that a 4 bullet revolver? ... that looks really odd, but interesting at the same time

North American Arms makes a whole bunch of variations of these little single-action revolvers in either .22 LR or .22 WMR, including top-breaks and some with traditional swing-out cylinders. They obviously have their limitations but they really are one of the smallest guns you can carry. There is also a certain elegance in the style. Beyond that, they are surprisingly fun little plinkers.

 

[Chronovore]

Okay. I've got all the boring stuff off my list and I can get ready to relax. Here is a more comprehensive shot of my daytime carry as I swap out for evening EDC. No, that Hoyo de Monterrey wasn't part of the carry but it will be joining me later for a stroll along the field.

Otherwise: LCR 327, Swiss Tool Spirit XC, Vertigo Hammer lighter, Pentel Philography with brown Energel 0.7mm, Sencut Neches, Bertucci DX3 with canvas band, Civivi Torx kit, TwoSun titanium pry tool, Kizer Siren, and L10 with Nichia 219A at 4500K.

 

[Locutus D'Borg]

Urban EDC. Patek Aquanaut, William Henry knife and money clip, and unbranded alligator billfold from eBay.

 

[Quiet]

I carry these or some variant of these pretty much every day.


Reading: that green leather bound object is my Kindle
Writing: Today, it’s my Mont Blanc 149 (ink is Iroshizuku Kon-Peki)
Cutting: Well, YOU know.
Access: my Keybar and car fob
After work: ST DuPont has me covered on the lighter and cutter front. Davidoff has me covered the rest of the way.

Only things missing are my wallet, firearm, and this phone (used to take the pic!)

 

[AntDog]

 

[Wild Willie]

My pocket contents today. Sheath knife is in my bag.

 

[hhmoore]

View attachment 1799759

 

[Monofletch]

You guys carry all that stuff every day?

 

[Wild Willie]

You guys carry all that stuff every day?

In my case for the most part. Some components are subject to change... For instance last week I had spearmint zyn and not cinnamon.

 

[hhmoore]

You guys carry all that stuff every day?

I usually carry a modern folder, a traditional, and a fixed blade. (When I carry two fixed blades, I tend to skip one of the other knives...but I pulled the one out of the mailbox on my way to work last night and remembered it while emptying my pockets. Im more likely to have fire and light than my phone.

 

[Monofletch]

I must travel light! Knife and wallet! Pepper spray also at work, but it dangles off my work bag.

 

[Wild Willie]

I don't carry my wallet on my person very often. That stays in my bag with an assortment of other bits and bobs that I use frequently, but not frequently enough to justify pocketing them.

 

[CHNeal]

You guys carry all that stuff every day?

My stuff is in two parts. My always in my pocket stuff as posted earlier and a utility folder, larger light, G19 and spare mag is added if not inside my house or at work.
Old pic but a good example.View attachment 1799848

 

[GAGL]

my current edc

 

[Bob Denman]

Pockets...
Right-Front: key fob
Right-Rear: comb & handkerchief
Left-Front: Car keys, Seecamp
32 LWC, EDC clipped in place
My belt carries my Medtronic Insulin Pump on one side, and my Cellphone on the other...
On the back; Ole Slabsides in a Galco S.O.B. holdter..

Left-Rear; Wallet

 

[Monofletch]

Sounds like some of you need a murse!

 

[Bob Denman]

Nahhh...
Just bigger pockets!

 

[Chronovore]

You guys carry all that stuff every day?

With some variation, yes. The categories largely remain constant: Knife, Pen, Gun, Watch, Flashlight, Wallet, Lighter, Pry Tool, Phone, and assorted medical supplies. I often carry a pliers-based multi-tool but not always. I often have either a small notepad like a Field Notes or at least a folded piece of paper. The latter doesn't look cool in EDC pictures so it tends to get left out with my ubiquitous leather wallet and smart phone.

While I no longer carry traditional keys, I still carry a key ring for my car fob. It is a titanium ring with brass closure that can accept a modular list of other items on smaller titanium split rings including small multi-tools or SAKs depending on what else I am carrying that day. The little titanium whistle/caplifter is the Kizer Siren, which is so small and light that it has never left that ring since I've had it. Unless I'm using a pocket organizer, I usually default my flashlight and pry tool to the key ring. The newest addition is that Civivi Torx kit. It's a minimalist titanium capsule that holds a double-sided T6/T8 bit.

 

[Rupestris]

That’s all of it today.