Things I can't live without
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My name is Bob.
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Things I carry with me to work.
1. wallet- no explainations are necessary here.
2. wrist watch
3. semi-auto fire arm, the glock #36 is my current favorite. I prefer .45's over smaller and easier to conceal calibres but I am old school and believe the first 2 rounds are the most important. I ALWAYS CARRY 2 SPARE MAGS. Weapons jam and shit happens, ammo is a good thing.
4. pocket knife. young men dont seem to carry pocket knives these days. i use the Bnechmade Auto opener model 9050. It's not too big but very beefy in the pins. Also, Benchmade uses jet engine steel for it's blades, very tough and they hold an edge for ever. As for using a switchblade, opening ones' knife one handed fairly speaks for it's self.
5. A clean hanky. I learned this one from a green beret friend.
6. A custom made leather belt with a plastic sheath inside. it supports your rig with no stress on you.
7. cell phone. Good communications with GPS keeps you from using #3,4, and 5 so often.
2. wrist watch
3. semi-auto fire arm, the glock #36 is my current favorite. I prefer .45's over smaller and easier to conceal calibres but I am old school and believe the first 2 rounds are the most important. I ALWAYS CARRY 2 SPARE MAGS. Weapons jam and shit happens, ammo is a good thing.
4. pocket knife. young men dont seem to carry pocket knives these days. i use the Bnechmade Auto opener model 9050. It's not too big but very beefy in the pins. Also, Benchmade uses jet engine steel for it's blades, very tough and they hold an edge for ever. As for using a switchblade, opening ones' knife one handed fairly speaks for it's self.
5. A clean hanky. I learned this one from a green beret friend.
6. A custom made leather belt with a plastic sheath inside. it supports your rig with no stress on you.
7. cell phone. Good communications with GPS keeps you from using #3,4, and 5 so often.
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