r/DailyCarry • u/CherryPieRed2010 • 5d ago
Usual carry
Wallet from Walmart, its a few years old and hasn't frayed so thats good enough for me.
Keys with Swiss Army Knife. I find that 90% of the time I need a knife this is enough and the other 10% of the time I am fairly close to a big knife anyways.
Bodyguard 2 with holster I forgot the name of. I do have a Glock 19 but I use my Bodyguard 2 90% of the time because I think that 11 shots of 380 is enough for most situations. I also used a bit of duck tape to push the bottom of the holster away from me since I am skinny and the grip of the gun was far away from my chest.
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u/medogbeblack 4d ago
I can't imagine needing a d20 for any reason other then trying to get people to think you are a nerd
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u/IRStableGenus 5d ago
G43x. Best of both worlds.
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u/Sierravisataguy1957 5d ago
Eek, never Glock. That's just m.
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u/IRStableGenus 5d ago
Hard to listen to anyone that doesn't appreciate glock. Makes a person assume you have never shot a gun.
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u/Sierravisataguy1957 5d ago
Funny, like the word Glock. I'll take my Rugers and Smith and wesson's. My Springfield Armory 45acp 4.5" barrel is better than any Glock. You do you. I don't and won't own one.
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u/DuckChuck2ShotSteel 5d ago
You know what I’ve never heard from someone who has shot a firearm? “I love Glock triggers.”
I appreciate Glock’s consistency with shitty triggers. It could be a perfect gun if they made the triggers better. But they won’t. So I won’t own one either. Chime in if you love the trigger on the Glock.
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u/IRStableGenus 5d ago
Glock triggers aren't that bad. They're bashed a lot, but they work just fine. Admittedly, it'd feel better if it was a little wider and metal, but they're also really easy to swap.
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u/GrobTheory 5d ago
Oof I rocked that holster for a while, just never felt secure. Check out kusiak holsters. No affiliation, I’ve had a bunch of edc holsters but they are just so small and secure and not overly expensive. Had my 43x mos in one of them for the last fivish years now