Daily driver everyday carry.

What, another push start bitch thread coming?

 

Jealous. NY is not kind to gun owners.

 

Never liked that saying, just from my personal experience. Every time I travel with someone overseas I let them know we do not under any circumstance check bags. Much much much better to not have it when you don’t need it haha.

Little different selection process with a daily driver than travel, much more room to carry trauma kit, recovery gear, etc. but there are for sure a lot of things that are just in the way of what we actually need in my humble opinion ha. Cheers!

 

Oooooh....that's a fun style of fleshlight! I havent seen that model before!

 

Red light style.

 

How do I start this bitch thread? Cause I will!!!

 

What’s wrong with the push button start?

 

Same thing that’s wrong with an where do you keep your EDC thread?!

 

For most of us, it is.

 

Sorry I was tagged into this and would of left it alone but I’m a sucker for being an asshole! Nothing wrong with your question and I apologize and mean no harm! I keep my hellcat on a mag secured to my overly modified Tacoma next to my right hand. Joke from earlier was what essentials do you keep in your truck and I said fleshlight. Push buttons rock!

 

Should I start a build thread for how I converted my push button, automatic Fleshlight to full time ECT mode?

 

I have a heavy plastic storage container with a hinged lid I got at HD back in the day. Does a surprisingly good job of keeping things dry. Its bungeed in the bed against the cab. Inside that...
-A couple of gasketed ammo cans with basic hand tools, small 12V tire inflator, jumper pack and a flat repair kit. Also have some 20 year old rain gear, a tarp, bungees, a cargo net and a length of galvy tubing for leverage, quart of oil, WD40 and that may be it.
-An old snow shovel lives between the container and the back wall of the bed.
-Beside the container I have a milk crate where I keep a wheel chock and where I tend to throw trash.

In the cab I have...
-a roll of tp in the back door cubby, behind the seats an extra coat/hooded sweatshirt, t-shirt or two, winter hat and ball cap.
-Work gloves in the drivers door cubby along with a 25' measuring tape.
-Winter gloves under the passanger seat. Small pistol safe under the drivers seat.
-A couple of mapbooks for my state and a neighboring state between the drivers seat and the center console.
-Glovebox/center console are a multi tool, tire pressure gauge, pens/sharpie, 4 way screwdriver, re-chargeable flashlight, AA headlamp, plug in inverter, phone charger, napkins and misc junk.

Sounds like a ton of stuff as Im typing this out but its all pretty much tucked away. Nothings really visible aside from the stuff in the bed.

 

Does that reduce the gear hunting?

 

Is this one of those threads that pops up every month or so? Im new here...

 

Of course not! The reving betwixt gears is the best part!

 

Hey pal, only what you see.

 

Benchmade 556 and smith and wesson shield. Palmetto state armory and ten mags when I’m feeling adventurous.

 

Unless you are robbing the Gucci store in NYC.

 

no need to apologize brother, I am a category 5 troll myself. And way I see it is, there are people that outfit rigs with off-road shit they never use, it’s for the clout. Then there are people that purpose build their rigs. I’ve driven shitty beaters for a long time where I’ve need to change a frozen brake caliper, or diagnose an electrical problem, or in other cases rebuild the transaxle in a small ride on tractor. To me having the shit I need when I need it is paramount. Relying on myself and the skills I’ve acquired from experience is a virtue.