Jim works in “nuclear security.” So we’d guess he has access to more firepower than just the M&P Compact on his belt. Still, that’s a great Everyday Carry choice. See what else he carries below . . .
- Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army knife
- Maglite Solitaire with LED upgrade
- IDL Tools multitool
- Crimson Trace Lasergrips
- Smith & Wesson M&P Compact .357 Sig
- Spare .357 Sig magazine
- Marine Corps Zippo
- Leatherman holster for magazine
- Q-Series stealth holster
- Suunto Vector
- Trayvax wallet
- American Red Cross CPR faceshield
Trayvax! Cool product!
I was pretty pumped to see another trayvax owner too.
Where do you keep that “wallet”? Honest question, it looks to me like putting that thing in any pocket would be an extremely uncomfortable experience.
everyday commentary pocket dump of the day? Autocorrect gone wild?
Mea culpa. Sometimes the fingers don’t listen.
Internet Freudian slip? Where you mean one thing and type a mother?
The old Xenon bulb Maglites are so bad compared to modern technology.
The LED ones are so nice, I do wonder why they even still make the xenons.
.357 sig?
Eck.
Very effective caliber, stout recoil, but effective .
S&W used to sell M&P pistols chambered in .357 SIG. Nowadays, the trick is to buy the M&P in .40 S&W, then insert a separate .357 SIG barrel into the action. That’s two purchases instead of one. Midway carries (or used to carry) the SIG barrels for the full-size M&P; and you can probably still get the barrels directly from Smith.
(Yes, I just looked on the S&W homepage about the pistols.)
DING! DING! DING! We have found a true operator.
No comments on the half a holster?
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