EDC items photo thread

[breakingtime91]

This is really what I'm looking for. With my Quasimodo hands I feel like it should feel holding the noisy cricket! Somewhere in my hand is a grip to something but where?!? I was debating on just dumping the 365s and going with something with an actual grip made for grown up people! For an extra $60 or whatever they are I'll wait a bit till WC has more in stock
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Much more controllable for me. I shot between a dark and light pin cold today after not shooting for four months. Sig 365xl with this grip module was not holding me back

[Clusterfrack]

Motel room offload

[Up1911Fan]

Realized my four year old not only has a G45, but his kitchen set included a Clinch Pick as well.

[JodyH]

My most often carried items:

Garmin Marq Adventurer watch
Sig P365 SAS in a Blue Force Gear pocket holster
Spyderco Paramilitary 2

[Lost River]

Not really EDC,

Just warm and fuzzy stuff.

[Catshooter]

I love those .45 loads. I'm such a sucker for a .45!

[ubervic]

Motel room offload

The Bodyguard stands out for me, as it works freely (and punches above its weight) in absolutely any and every environment.

[Clusterfrack]

...works freely (and punches above its weight) in absolutely any and every environment.

That's a personal goal that I continue to work toward.

[NH Shooter]

The Bodyguard stands out for me, as it works freely (and punches above its weight) in absolutely any and every environment.

It truly does. When I venture out at night, it goes in my pocket.

This is my Lego rendition of the Bodyguard v.2, configured for use with the Rogers-Surefire technique;

• Malkoff Bodyguard v.2 head
• Oveready E35 body
• Oveready tailcap with McClicky and medium press boot
• Malkoff grip ring
• Orbtronic 18350 1200mA IMR cell

The above parts require some minor fitting, if anyone needs guidance let me know.

[NH Shooter]

Yes, I EDC this light every waking moment!




Have pocket, will travel - this light fits perfectly in the right-front zippered pocket of the Duluth Foreman's Pants. It rides so comfortably I don't even know it's there.

This is not only an illumination tool, but can also serve as a small battering ram. :-)

This light is truly the culmination of years of experimentation, finding just the right combination of parts to fit my needs.

Menu of parts;

• Malkoff M91T head with high/low switch
• Malkoff MD4 body (can be ordered sans tailcap)
• Lumens Factory SW01 tailcap
• Powered by a pair of Orbtronic IMR 18650 3500mAh cells

The light output is a useful blend of lumens and candela - plenty of spill for SA and with 19k candela, plenty bright. On high, the light will run for over two hours. Low setting, which is accessed with a twist of the head, is more than enough for general administrative uses and provides in excess of 12 hours of run time.

The Lumens Factory "twisty" tailcap has become a favorite. It's based on the old Surefire Z31 design, but is upgraded with a copper plunger. It has a fantastic momentary-only feel, is extremely durable and capable of handling high current. Unlike clicky switches, there are no tiny parts. The tailcap can be tightened to enable constant-on operation, but I use a thick O-ring to prevent unintentional tightening. In combination with the MD4 body, the ergonomics are excellent.

The key to carrying a large light is finding a comfortable way that does not interfere with daily activities and is discreet. As I mentioned above, the Duluth Foreman's pants allow me to do so.

If anyone is interested in the assembly details (there are some), feel free to ask.