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Top 5 things you don't leave the house without!
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Some of the wallets people have here are expensive, at least by my standards. My wallet was $20 from American Eagle, but some people here have wallets that were $100+. My goodness, if I spent that much on a wallet I wouldn't have much to put in it (poor college student here).
I wont spend more than 20 on a wallet.. tops. My current one is 15 dollars, but it was more of the design (it says a band name on it) rather then a funtional wallet. Im growing out of the novelty wallets anyways.
Man, I groaned at paying $10 for a wallet! Why do I want to spend that much money on what I'm going to carry my money around in? I'd rather carry the extra $10+ dollars in a crappy wallet than carry $10+ fewer dollars in a nicer wallet (as it happens, I still have a good leather wallet, but I only paid about $9 for it, thanks Ross!).
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This is probably so cliched, but oh well 
iPhone 3GS 8 GB:
Wallet:
Keys:
Reading glasses:
And of couse, clothes/shoes
iPhone 3GS 8 GB:
Wallet:
Keys:
Reading glasses:
And of couse, clothes/shoes
I posted this image in an older thread, but it hasn't changed much:
1. Wallet
2. Keys
3. Cellphone
4. Kershaw Blur
5. HK USPc .45, 8+1 of Ranger SXT +P
6. Spare mags
7. Fenix P2D
I stopped carrying the iPod a few months ago when I upgraded my phone
Nice HK! I was going to get the same gun, I ended up getting a Kimber Tactical Pro 2. I like the 1911 design myself.
My carrying items:
1. Keys.
2. wallet.
3. Memory stick
4. iPhone 3g.
5. Gerbet Knife.
Pending my CPL-
6. Kimber Tactical Pro 2 (.45 ACP 7+1/going to get a few bigger magazines). I trust my life with my .45. The rest are meaningless items.
This is probably so cliched, but oh well
iPhone 3GS 8 GB:
If I recall correctly, iPhone 3GS didn't come in 8GB
Are you in law enforcement or something? It'd odd for civilians to carry extra mags, I'd certainly hope that you wouldn't need to fire 36+ shots somewhere just going about your day.
Not a bad idea though... I guess better safe than sorry.
I posted this image in an older thread, but it hasn't changed much:
1. Wallet
2. Keys
3. Cellphone
4. Kershaw Blur
5. HK USPc .45, 8+1 of Ranger SXT +P
6. Spare mags
7. Fenix P2D
I stopped carrying the iPod a few months ago when I upgraded my phone
Spring assist? Looks nice...
Yeah, I am a long time 1911 shooter, but couldn't see me carrying one daily for a number of reasons. The USP is great because the controls are very close to those on a 1911, while offering the advantage of a DA/SA trigger, polymer frame, and a slightly higher capacity magazine.
I usually pack as much as I can without it being uncomfortable or being seen. Usually this means 1 mag in a leg pocket, but it just so happens on the day I took that pic I had two mags in a belt holster.
Yeah, it's a great little knife. I used to carry a Benchmade auto, but replaced it with the blur which is just as fast to get at, slimmer, lighter weight, and about 1/6th the cost to replace if I loose it. I am pretty close to the Kershaw factory as well, so it's nice to be able to walk in there and have my knive sharpened in about 5 minutes while I wait in their lobby for free.
- wallet (with some money, but not too much, only about 10-15 , so that I cannot spend to much)
- key (I only have one for my door)
- phone (sometimes I don't take it with me - I like to relax without it)
- clothes (because I don't like to go naked outside)
- sometimes my USB stick
- key (I only have one for my door)
- phone (sometimes I don't take it with me - I like to relax without it)
- clothes (because I don't like to go naked outside)
- sometimes my USB stick
