For your trigger they make a red rubber type plug that fits in behind the trigger so it can't be squeezed by mistake but it is easily popped out with your finger if you should need it.... A cheap fix!!
Jeff, I carry a Beretta 96a1 in an aliengear 'cloak tuck 3.0' and it is massively comfortable for carrying the larger/heavier gun and adjusts to a few different cants and ride heights. keep on keepin' on!
With the 92 if you draw it or are reholstering it, place your thumb on the hammer. That way if anything is getting caught in the trigger, you can actually feel that hammer start to go back. This is something that many LE guys who carry the 92 were taught especially when it came to reholstering and preventing NDs.
Jeff, I use an Outdoor Edge sheath for my Juice and have to say that it's the best sheath I've ever used. I love their belt clip. They and Nite Ize are the only company that use that style of belt clip and it's far far superior to any other kind. U do not like having to thread a belt through a loop, and the Outdoor Edge and Nite Ize pop on and off easily and stay on securely. Try their 4" or shorter sheathes.
As far as carrying the glock and worrying about things touching the trigger, making sure all clothing material is pulled out of the way when re-holstering should eliminate any fears. Another option is to install the NY1 trigger return spring. It makes the trigger pull weight about a pound heavier, but still gives a usable trigger.
I started to carry a spyderco bug. Mostly it's just to play with, because I have a bad habit of playing with something when I am bored or stressed out. Usually it's either a knife I have or something I find.
I've been using the T01 with the little split and a small black sbiner and a little skull bead threaded on the one side with the split ring. I carry it on another sbiner on my belt loop which is attatched to a karambit with a length of cord.
6:00 I carry a pocket kife in my "pajama" when i'm at home, i buy a Sanrenmu M07 as a home EDC knife and i use it a lot. I prefer to keep my other knives (Spyderco Chaparral and Delica4) fresh and sharp to carry them when i'm outside.
I'm glad you mentioned the gun trigger. me dad shot himself a few years ago just by adjusting his holster and he's the safest gun owner I know. there are definitely plenty of possibilities for that trigger to be pulled by something other than the finger!
Jeff thank you after watching your videos I know am going to be carrying 7 knifes 3 guns 2 watches XL walet and 3 compass to play with. And I can't forget my do-rag.
P.S. If you Like Scandi Grind Folders & Fixed Blade Knives I've just got a "TBS Boar EDC Knife" that's made in the UK with "Turkish Walnut Scales" with a "Scandi Grind" & It has a "Beautiful Brown Leather Sheath" with a Choice of Matching "Firesteel" if you want, It's Unreal such a Beautiful Knife. There are other Knife Scales as well not just a big Choice of Woods but All Kinds of Options including polymer etc. The other thing is they are really reasonably priced as well. I think there's only one shop that sells TBS Knives in the World tho and it's called The Bush Craft Store in the UK and it's an Awesome Shop. See what you think Jeff they are Beautiful Knives & I hope this helps you with your Collection. Keep up the great work. Nick.
I love my new juice. Only thing that I don't like compared to the old version is the fairly thin aluminum scales. I feel like I could bend it out with my finder tips :( haven't had a problem yet though!
Accidental Discharge is if the gun malfunctions which results in a discharge (sear slips, etc.) Negligent Discharge is if you contribute to the discharge (holster incorrectly, pull the trigger.)
hahahaha, love your commentary on weight. I carry 1911s and a P220 at times and with a great belt and holster it isn't even noticeable. I've got a Mitch Rosin OWB holster for the P220 and a Galco V-Hawk IWB for the 1911s. Gallo gun belt and a SOE, totally the secret to CCW. Like the neck knife and I'm going to have to check out your Zippo tricks.
Jeff you should look into Aliengear Holsters. They're fantastic. I'm using the inside waistband cloak 3 for my walther ppq m2 9mm and its so so so good. It has cant options both ways, up and down adjustment, draw force adjustments. All kinds of things and is super comfortable and extremely affordable. It's the only holster i will use. I haven't tried their OWB models but apparently their outside waist band holsters and their gun belts are superb as well. Later knife man.
Appreciate the video. Great stuff as usual. Thanks for sharing the "thought process" you go through. I really like the Theis holsters. Very comfortable and reasonably priced.
i havent had the money to get any new EDC items recently but i accidently spent too much at the local cigar shop that they threw in a free cutter so i guess that counts as it replaced the one i always keep in my denim vest
Hey Jeff, love your vids. You may have more confidence in not having a unintended discharge of your Block, ( I intentionally typed Block) ;) if you used a different holster for it. Just a little suggestion.
Nice vid Jeff. I like your comparison of compact versus full size carry. I wish I could carry my Sig 226 but I always seem to grab my glock 36 or 19. Alien gear for all day stuff. Galco ultimate 2nd amendment when I need deep cover
I'm guessing you won't see this but I'll say it anyways in hopes that you will. I carry a 17 with a round in the chamber and what I've found works for me is leaving the gun in the holster when I put it on. In fact the only time I ever take it out of the holster is when it goes in to the safe and I only take it off then half the time. I just found that after the first week of carry I was way too stressed about holstering the gun every time I put it on and took it off so I bought a better holster so that I could leave it in while I was putting it on. Have a good day.
id also recommend looking into original s.o.e gear for a great gun belt. very rigid and takes alot of weight cobra buckle is awesome but if you're like me and have a belly wear the buckle off to the side.
i got a juice after seeing how much you liked it. i do like it a lot. i attached a chinese copy tec p7 suspension clip to mine and i carry it whenever im not at work. skeletool at work for me. never noticed you have a glowfob on your keys. i finally broke down and bought the tritium insert and a 323. i like it a lot and am glad i have it now. pretty expensive for what it is though. i have the s3 also but mine hardly ever charges since i keep my keys inside my pockets. its really cool when it is charged though or i hit it with my flashlight real quick. i carry my 226 or a full sized 1911 from time to time and youre right. its not a problem! im a big dude too. good holster and belt go a long way. i prefer the flush mags though when i carry my 226 or cz75. i thought about getting some +2's for my glock 19 but i havent done it yet. love the edc dump videos
I'm not into Cold Steel, but I do really like the idea of a FinnWolf for a folding companion knife. I'll probably pick one up at some point. Not into the 8Cr14MoV steel on 'Le Duck'.
I carry appendix and had the same worries holstering obviously. However the way i see it, in any instance there is no hurry to holster the firearm quickly, so I take my time and insure nothing is in the way. In unholstering, a piece of clothing isn't going to have anything to do with a trigger being pulled in my opinion because you're drawing towards clothing to the rear of the trigger. Just my 2 cents.
awesome seeing that ur getting some holster time on ur M9. I use the Blackhawk leather inside the waist band holster to carry my 92FS and I love it. I just went back to carrying my Spyderco P'Kal after carrying my Cold Steel Rajah 3 so I could review it (still editing Rajah 3 review), does anyone else have more trouble waving the cold steel folders with the thumbplates in comparison to Spyderco waves? I find the Spyderco wave is much easier to use.
+Mr.Medic I appendix carry and I just make sure that most of the gun rides on the crease of my leg. I'm tall and thin so this works pretty well for me, I also wear a shirt one size bigger than I normally wear. Doesn't really become cumbersome to me, the 92FS was my first gun and the only one I ever concealed so I just got used to it. I also wear a 1 3/4" belt with a good holster which helps with the weight. I'll b making a video on how I carry my Beretta next week. with a hoodie, jacket or coat it's even easier, but I carried it today in shorts and a tshirt just fine and I carry every single day. It's even easier if u carry at the 4 o clock but I don't like my gun that far behind me in public. If I'm doing hard manual labor that involves a lot of bending and I feel it's in the way (which isn't often that it feels in the way) then I'll put it back towards the 4 o clock to keep it out of the way but otherwise I just carry appendix. the shirt 1 size larger really helps to keep it concealed.
Nutn calls it "threshold of carry". How much weight a person can comfortably carry is highly subjective and dependent on the individual. Clearly, Cutlerylover can carry a good bit of weight. I'm a mere 120-pounds, but I carry only a little less than he does. On the flip side, Hickok45, who is huge, only carries subcompact Glocks.
I get what you mean about the weight thing. I'm a large framed person and I go to high school and my bag can differ from 5-15 pounds, but when it's on your back, you don't even notice the difference.
yes a backpack is a good example since its even less noticable with extra weight, but in this case as long as you have a good stiff belt it doesnt matter too much, but I do try to keep the weight even so a bigger gun means more of my items on my left side...otherwise it can start to create back problems..
Hey Jeff i have been watching your videos for a while now (before Christina and even Gus!) I really do enjoy your videos even though I unfortunately cant partake in many of your hobbies (knives and guns) due to living in the UK. Thank you so much for all you do on youtube you really are a star =D p.s. if you are going to upload a video on the 15th of September i'd love a 'happy birthday' for my 19th Many thanks, Adam
Jeff you should mess with a new key steup. Having that much shit hanging off your keys will damage the ignition over time. perhaps a quick release for just the car key or something.
thanks for the suggestion but I have owned over 100 benchmades before and have dozens of reviews on them, I do like the company as a whole... ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=cutlerylover+benchmade
all I will say is I am a law abiding citizen and do follow the law wherever I go, I often travel to NY state and NJ...when I do I am forced to leave my guns home, but I in the process of getting more CCW permits for other states...like CT
+cutlerylover man I have to say I envy you for living in Pennsylvania, I live in LA, California and I love knives and guns however I'm not allowed to carry most of my knives and it SUCKS. that's why I'm considering moving to a different state most likely Pennsylvania. What cities would you recommend?
I don't understand how you have clothing snag on the trigger when you are unholstering your glock. I can understand how it happen on the reholster if you're sloppy and don't clear clothing, but I have no clue how that would happen when unholstering the weapon.
I've personally thought small guns to EDC aren't always the best option. I find them to hard to use from just accuracy part alone (could just be me) I've actually always preferred the Glock or the Beretta which just so happens to be what you use haha for me it's because I just genuinely think there easier guns to handle and shoot and still be safe when compared to some "pocket watch .380" haha. Great vid man, watched the whole thing. We need some story time Vids!
The Screwpop 3.0 that you're no longer carrying--was that ever a production item? I don't see it on their site or on Amazon. I don't understand why it's not available as it seemed a marked improvement over the 2.0.
What type of holster are you using for the G19? If the trigger is getting touched by the holster or clothing then it's the wrong holster. IMO the best holsters are leather/kydex hybrids like a crossbreed.
yea, if you are going to use a knife for self defense, you better have at least some experience in fighting hand to hand or at least out on the street or "street fighting" before even using a knife. least could happen is the knife you have is used on you if you can't fight for nothing.
Great EDC, does anyone know what video he talked about the leather holster he used to carry the Glock 19 in it was an EDC video I want to get one for my Glock 19
I have several vids on knife sharpening but my best tip is to stop your knives, I do weekly and I dont have to sharpen often at all...it also helsp that I have new knives all the time to test and review so by the tiem they go dull I sharpen them up and trade them off after the review anyway
I have one, it's very good for the price, but there's only three issues I've noticed, the wire cutters don't close completely, there's probably a quarter of a millimeter gap between the two "cutty" parts, the scissors often get stuck closed, and the knife blade dulls quite easy, but overall it's a great multi tool for the price.
I also have a wingman in stainless. I carry it everyday and love it. The scissors get the most use. However, one problem I've encountered is if you live in a humid environment like I do(Alabama) the stainless isn't super stainless so you'll have to watch for rust.
so you have one less thign toi do when you need to shoot it, double action single action means your first trigger pull is hard and then the rest are easy, hard as in you need more pressure to fire it...many people agree because of that its safe enough...
I personally carry any semi autos pistols with out one in the chamber. 99 percent of the time unless your a cop it is unnecessary. If your in that bad of a neighborhood your in trouble:):) easy to be safe and easy to rack slide if need be for most people. that's how I do it:) and I feel safe:)
while carrying zippo i presume you keep it fueled and dont only use it for tricks... so how do you deal with it getting empty every week due to the fuel vaporising? from hat i've learned you dont use the fuel by smoking every day and neither do i, so filling it for only using it maybe twice a week seems like a huge waste to me.. never the less, keep doing videos, i absolutly love them, and have fun on your weightloss journey ;D greetings from germany
a filled zippo can last me at least 2-3 weeks without using it...most of the time I do play with it so its moire like 2 weeks then its low again, but I dont carry it for months on end straight so its not a big deal...
0:00 intro and Cold steal finn wolf
0:55 walmart knives
1:39 Leatherman juice s*2
2:29 le duck neck knife
4:25 keys
6:09 lighter
6:43 About zippo and balisong vids
7:48 watch
8:50 wallet
9:45 phone
9:52 hankee
10:30 Thrunite co1 flashlight
11:38 Glock 19
14:15 Beretta
17:00 gun comparison
18:00 Ace holster
thank you sir 🖒
Thanks
I keep my car key separate from my other keys. I don't trust the weight of the other keys hanging on the ignition switch.
That's a good point. It's shown that excessive weight can damage the internals.
For your trigger they make a red rubber type plug that fits in behind the trigger so it can't be squeezed by mistake but it is easily popped out with your finger if you should need it.... A cheap fix!!
Wow. No. Just... no.
I'd just buy a gun with a long trigger pull
Jeff, I carry a Beretta 96a1 in an aliengear 'cloak tuck 3.0' and it is massively comfortable for carrying the larger/heavier gun and adjusts to a few different cants and ride heights. keep on keepin' on!
With the 92 if you draw it or are reholstering it, place your thumb on the hammer. That way if anything is getting caught in the trigger, you can actually feel that hammer start to go back. This is something that many LE guys who carry the 92 were taught especially when it came to reholstering and preventing NDs.
Jeff, I use an Outdoor Edge sheath for my Juice and have to say that it's the best sheath I've ever used. I love their belt clip. They and Nite Ize are the only company that use that style of belt clip and it's far far superior to any other kind. U do not like having to thread a belt through a loop, and the Outdoor Edge and Nite Ize pop on and off easily and stay on securely. Try their 4" or shorter sheathes.
As far as carrying the glock and worrying about things touching the trigger, making sure all clothing material is pulled out of the way when re-holstering should eliminate any fears. Another option is to install the NY1 trigger return spring. It makes the trigger pull weight about a pound heavier, but still gives a usable trigger.
+D33Lux thank fam
I started to carry a spyderco bug. Mostly it's just to play with, because I have a bad habit of playing with something when I am bored or stressed out. Usually it's either a knife I have or something I find.
You should do a new Zippo collection update!
I've been using the T01 with the little split and a small black sbiner and a little skull bead threaded on the one side with the split ring. I carry it on another sbiner on my belt loop which is attatched to a karambit with a length of cord.
6:00 I carry a pocket kife in my "pajama" when i'm at home, i buy a Sanrenmu M07 as a home EDC knife and i use it a lot.
I prefer to keep my other knives (Spyderco Chaparral and Delica4) fresh and sharp to carry them when i'm outside.
Finally you are using ads no matter how much you carry I still love your vids
I'm glad you mentioned the gun trigger. me dad shot himself a few years ago just by adjusting his holster and he's the safest gun owner I know. there are definitely plenty of possibilities for that trigger to be pulled by something other than the finger!
Jeff thank you after watching your videos I know am going to be carrying 7 knifes 3 guns 2 watches XL walet and 3 compass to play with. And I can't forget my do-rag.
P.S. If you Like Scandi Grind Folders & Fixed Blade Knives I've just got a "TBS Boar EDC Knife" that's made in the UK with "Turkish Walnut Scales" with a "Scandi Grind" & It has a "Beautiful Brown Leather Sheath" with a Choice of Matching "Firesteel" if you want, It's Unreal such a Beautiful Knife. There are other Knife Scales as well not just a big Choice of Woods but All Kinds of Options including polymer etc. The other thing is they are really reasonably priced as well. I think there's only one shop that sells TBS Knives in the World tho and it's called The Bush Craft Store in the UK and it's an Awesome Shop. See what you think Jeff they are Beautiful Knives & I hope this helps you with your Collection. Keep up the great work. Nick.
Bloody hell that alarm at the end spooked the shit out of me Jeff 😂
I know when my phone rings, lol...cant miss it
Awesome EDC Jeff. Really Cool & I Love Your Gun Setup. Very Cool. Keep up the great work. Nick.
Jeff you know what you should keep doing what your doing ...............
Should check out one of those "Urban Carry" iwb holsters. Just saw an ad for one and it looked pretty interesting.
I love my new juice. Only thing that I don't like compared to the old version is the fairly thin aluminum scales. I feel like I could bend it out with my finder tips :( haven't had a problem yet though!
Accidental Discharge is if the gun malfunctions which results in a discharge (sear slips, etc.) Negligent Discharge is if you contribute to the discharge (holster incorrectly, pull the trigger.)
hahahaha, love your commentary on weight. I carry 1911s and a P220 at times and with a great belt and holster it isn't even noticeable. I've got a Mitch Rosin OWB holster for the P220 and a Galco V-Hawk IWB for the 1911s. Gallo gun belt and a SOE, totally the secret to CCW.
Like the neck knife and I'm going to have to check out your Zippo tricks.
Jeff you should look into Aliengear Holsters. They're fantastic. I'm using the inside waistband cloak 3 for my walther ppq m2 9mm and its so so so good. It has cant options both ways, up and down adjustment, draw force adjustments. All kinds of things and is super comfortable and extremely affordable. It's the only holster i will use. I haven't tried their OWB models but apparently their outside waist band holsters and their gun belts are superb as well. Later knife man.
Appreciate the video. Great stuff as usual. Thanks for sharing the "thought process" you go through. I really like the Theis holsters. Very comfortable and reasonably priced.
Any plans for story times soon? Really miss those. You have some of the best stories!
i havent had the money to get any new EDC items recently but i accidently spent too much at the local cigar shop that they threw in a free cutter so i guess that counts as it replaced the one i always keep in my denim vest
Hey Jeff, love your vids. You may have more confidence in not having a unintended discharge of your Block, ( I intentionally typed Block) ;) if you used a different holster for it. Just a little suggestion.
Nice vid Jeff. I like your comparison of compact versus full size carry. I wish I could carry my Sig 226 but I always seem to grab my glock 36 or 19. Alien gear for all day stuff. Galco ultimate 2nd amendment when I need deep cover
I'm guessing you won't see this but I'll say it anyways in hopes that you will. I carry a 17 with a round in the chamber and what I've found works for me is leaving the gun in the holster when I put it on. In fact the only time I ever take it out of the holster is when it goes in to the safe and I only take it off then half the time. I just found that after the first week of carry I was way too stressed about holstering the gun every time I put it on and took it off so I bought a better holster so that I could leave it in while I was putting it on. Have a good day.
Have you ever tried the Leatherman Brewzer Keychain tool? It's a bottle opener and a pry bar, and TSA compliant.
Nite Ize doohickey is cheaper and better
id also recommend looking into original s.o.e gear for a great gun belt. very rigid and takes alot of weight cobra buckle is awesome but if you're like me and have a belly wear the buckle off to the side.
i got a juice after seeing how much you liked it. i do like it a lot. i attached a chinese copy tec p7 suspension clip to mine and i carry it whenever im not at work. skeletool at work for me.
never noticed you have a glowfob on your keys. i finally broke down and bought the tritium insert and a 323. i like it a lot and am glad i have it now. pretty expensive for what it is though. i have the s3 also but mine hardly ever charges since i keep my keys inside my pockets. its really cool when it is charged though or i hit it with my flashlight real quick.
i carry my 226 or a full sized 1911 from time to time and youre right. its not a problem! im a big dude too. good holster and belt go a long way. i prefer the flush mags though when i carry my 226 or cz75. i thought about getting some +2's for my glock 19 but i havent done it yet.
love the edc dump videos
That is the most stressful ringtone ever XD
I'm not into Cold Steel, but I do really like the idea of a FinnWolf for a folding companion knife. I'll probably pick one up at some point. Not into the 8Cr14MoV steel on 'Le Duck'.
When I use double actions I normally thumb the hammer so I know that there is less of a chance to go off when holstering and unholstering.
do you carry around that massive pile of keys in your pocket?
not often it has a crab clkaw it gets hung from a belt loop but most times Im not driving im holding my keys in my hand
+cutlerylover you should use the Maxpedition keyper
I carry appendix and had the same worries holstering obviously. However the way i see it, in any instance there is no hurry to holster the firearm quickly, so I take my time and insure nothing is in the way. In unholstering, a piece of clothing isn't going to have anything to do with a trigger being pulled in my opinion because you're drawing towards clothing to the rear of the trigger. Just my 2 cents.
awesome seeing that ur getting some holster time on ur M9. I use the Blackhawk leather inside the waist band holster to carry my 92FS and I love it.
I just went back to carrying my Spyderco P'Kal after carrying my Cold Steel Rajah 3 so I could review it (still editing Rajah 3 review), does anyone else have more trouble waving the cold steel folders with the thumbplates in comparison to Spyderco waves? I find the Spyderco wave is much easier to use.
How do you manage to pack a full size 92fs, gotta be cumbersome at some point?
+Mr.Medic I appendix carry and I just make sure that most of the gun rides on the crease of my leg. I'm tall and thin so this works pretty well for me, I also wear a shirt one size bigger than I normally wear. Doesn't really become cumbersome to me, the 92FS was my first gun and the only one I ever concealed so I just got used to it. I also wear a 1 3/4" belt with a good holster which helps with the weight. I'll b making a video on how I carry my Beretta next week. with a hoodie, jacket or coat it's even easier, but I carried it today in shorts and a tshirt just fine and I carry every single day.
It's even easier if u carry at the 4 o clock but I don't like my gun that far behind me in public. If I'm doing hard manual labor that involves a lot of bending and I feel it's in the way (which isn't often that it feels in the way) then I'll put it back towards the 4 o clock to keep it out of the way but otherwise I just carry appendix. the shirt 1 size larger really helps to keep it concealed.
love that le duck, big fan of jerry hossum's knives, i believe this is a licensed design.
$100 you're not carrying every day six months from now with those boat anchors... So many better options
go back and watch some of his videos... he carries a lot of stuff and has for a long time. Dude is a gear junky.
Nutn calls it "threshold of carry". How much weight a person can comfortably carry is highly subjective and dependent on the individual. Clearly, Cutlerylover can carry a good bit of weight. I'm a mere 120-pounds, but I carry only a little less than he does. On the flip side, Hickok45, who is huge, only carries subcompact Glocks.
You're the man!! Always genuine and honest. Be safe & have fun ;-)
great edc set of gear bro cheers and be safe
nice video Jeff..when are you gonna do a car update??😃
Awesome edc as usual, have a great day!
Pro tip! Take off the whole holster at night. Then remove gun. Do the reverse when you put it in.
Saw u on the 80 yesterday jeff
I get what you mean about the weight thing. I'm a large framed person and I go to high school and my bag can differ from 5-15 pounds, but when it's on your back, you don't even notice the difference.
yes a backpack is a good example since its even less noticable with extra weight, but in this case as long as you have a good stiff belt it doesnt matter too much, but I do try to keep the weight even so a bigger gun means more of my items on my left side...otherwise it can start to create back problems..
I dig the rocky band on your bic haha
Hey Jeff i have been watching your videos for a while now (before Christina and even Gus!) I really do enjoy your videos even though I unfortunately cant partake in many of your hobbies (knives and guns) due to living in the UK.
Thank you so much for all you do on youtube you really are a star =D
p.s. if you are going to upload a video on the 15th of September i'd love a 'happy birthday' for my 19th
Many thanks,
Adam
I thought you did a review on the neck knife already.
You get a better holster you'll solve your carry issues. Put it in some quality kydex or maybe a stealth gear holster.
Jeff you should mess with a new key steup. Having that much shit hanging off your keys will damage the ignition over time. perhaps a quick release for just the car key or something.
my whole adult life I have had big keys and several cars never had an ignition problem I know it happens just never had the problem myself
Jeff you should really try out a benchmade they can be a little expensive but its probably the best bang for your buck
thanks for the suggestion but I have owned over 100 benchmades before and have dozens of reviews on them, I do like the company as a whole...
ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=cutlerylover+benchmade
i use those mecgar mags with my p226's. i carry it with the 18 and the 20 as a spare mag
How is Vinnie Ricca doing?
hes doing well, good to know Im not the only one who knows how to watch a video in full screen... :)
been waiting for this thanks for uploading this! keep up the good work
Hey Jeff if you ever go to California or another state with more strict gun and knife laws are u going to leave most of your gear at home?
all I will say is I am a law abiding citizen and do follow the law wherever I go, I often travel to NY state and NJ...when I do I am forced to leave my guns home, but I in the process of getting more CCW permits for other states...like CT
+cutlerylover man I have to say I envy you for living in Pennsylvania, I live in LA, California and I love knives and guns however I'm not allowed to carry most of my knives and it SUCKS. that's why I'm considering moving to a different state most likely Pennsylvania. What cities would you recommend?
I don't understand how you have clothing snag on the trigger when you are unholstering your glock. I can understand how it happen on the reholster if you're sloppy and don't clear clothing, but I have no clue how that would happen when unholstering the weapon.
I'm looking into that Magpul DAKA wallet
I've personally thought small guns to EDC aren't always the best option. I find them to hard to use from just accuracy part alone (could just be me) I've actually always preferred the Glock or the Beretta which just so happens to be what you use haha for me it's because I just genuinely think there easier guns to handle and shoot and still be safe when compared to some "pocket watch .380" haha. Great vid man, watched the whole thing. We need some story time Vids!
The Le Duck looks like a skinning knife. No matter how big you are I would think that the Beretta would print...a lot! Nice pistol though.
Try the recycled firefighter wallet
@cutlerylover do you own any hobo knives? If so what's a good one or brand to get? Thoughts on them?
Can you do a knife collection video? I'm sure people won't care how long it is.
I really like that LeDuck Neck knife.
How do you feel about fixed blade case knives?
The Screwpop 3.0 that you're no longer carrying--was that ever a production item? I don't see it on their site or on Amazon. I don't understand why it's not available as it seemed a marked improvement over the 2.0.
cool would love to have some on my light
What type of holster are you using for the G19? If the trigger is getting touched by the holster or clothing then it's the wrong holster. IMO the best holsters are leather/kydex hybrids like a crossbreed.
I have several but use the ailien gear holster most of the time IWB
have you thought about fountain pens?
yea, if you are going to use a knife for self defense, you better have at least some experience in fighting hand to hand or at least out on the street or "street fighting" before even using a knife. least could happen is the knife you have is used on you if you can't fight for nothing.
@cutlerylover have you ever edc'ed a puzzle? Maybe a 15 puzzle?
hey Jeff is their any advice you would give to a young and new knife collector?
Great EDC, does anyone know what video he talked about the leather holster he used to carry the Glock 19 in it was an EDC video I want to get one for my Glock 19
You should get the other camo knife
where did you get your watch band?
precious metals update?
Could you review the leatherman style cs
He had it years ago and got rid of it since
Hey need what do you use to sharpen your knives
I have several vids on knife sharpening but my best tip is to stop your knives, I do weekly and I dont have to sharpen often at all...it also helsp that I have new knives all the time to test and review so by the tiem they go dull I sharpen them up and trade them off after the review anyway
I love this channel.😀
glad to hear it
Would you recommend the leathermen wingman multitool?
I have one, it's very good for the price, but there's only three issues I've noticed, the wire cutters don't close completely, there's probably a quarter of a millimeter gap between the two "cutty" parts, the scissors often get stuck closed, and the knife blade dulls quite easy, but overall it's a great multi tool for the price.
yes 100%
I also have a wingman in stainless. I carry it everyday and love it. The scissors get the most use. However, one problem I've encountered is if you live in a humid environment like I do(Alabama) the stainless isn't super stainless so you'll have to watch for rust.
Cutlerylover will u do more videos with your revolver or r u done with it
yes you will see it more in the future
What holster you using for your Glock?
Great edc video
hey jeff, been a sub since about 08 OG.
pleasee do more zippo tricks videos soon .. really nice videos btw
Like the cammo knife
I would like that older classical look
+Christian Turner traditional folder
LifeObserver What? There all folders, your comment made no sense
Don't you re-holster frequently when training? Also, I think kydex would be a good solution for a holster.
yes, when I practice drawing and shooting it gets in and out for several minutes straight...
which is the wallet color, brown or tobacco ?
What is the point of carrying with the safety off? In not very familiar with the beretta.
so you have one less thign toi do when you need to shoot it, double action single action means your first trigger pull is hard and then the rest are easy, hard as in you need more pressure to fire it...many people agree because of that its safe enough...
Does it have frills??????
I personally carry any semi autos pistols with out one in the chamber. 99 percent of the time unless your a cop it is unnecessary. If your in that bad of a neighborhood your in trouble:):) easy to be safe and easy to rack slide if need be for most people. that's how I do it:) and I feel safe:)
personal opinion I do agree 99.9% of guys who carry as civilians will never have to use their firearm anyway...but I just prefer to carry this way now
What model is the watch?
I was wondering if a self winding watch is good, I dont move around much but still It seems like it would last longer
just jiggle your wrist for like 2 seconds a few times a day, will never die
krystian chochel Thanks! After my watch dies on me, or gets too small, Im going to buy a self winding one, again, thank you!
+Christian Turner No problem bro, my grandfather has one for 27 years now
+Christian Turner and it's still going
krystian chochel Awesome!
I prefer your balisong vids especially the tutorials
Which of those knives would you recommend for:
- General use
- Self Defence
- Woodwork
The fin wolf is great for woodwork
Get a cold steel XL voyager or a spyderco civilian for self defense
+Tactical Patriot2000 civilian hands down.
I think a glock 19 covers it
*Imagines a gun trying to pry open a paint can.*
i like cigars in the summer as well
YES finally your carrying the best way, now you should get some training at tac response.
while carrying zippo i presume you keep it fueled and dont only use it for tricks... so how do you deal with it getting empty every week due to the fuel vaporising?
from hat i've learned you dont use the fuel by smoking every day and neither do i, so filling it for only using it maybe twice a week seems like a huge waste to me..
never the less, keep doing videos, i absolutly love them, and have fun on your weightloss journey ;D
greetings from germany
a filled zippo can last me at least 2-3 weeks without using it...most of the time I do play with it so its moire like 2 weeks then its low again, but I dont carry it for months on end straight so its not a big deal...
Great video
You still carry the kel tec
He does in hot summers when he is wearing "tighter" shorts