r/everydaycarry

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Hickory scales on the Bugout 535!

u/psynaut2 — 1 day ago

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Today work EDC

TacticalGeek Cache L3C sling 🍊
Olight clip light
Nitecore EDC37
Butterfly Flip Comb
TacticalGeek Vx2 knife
TacticalGeek BG20 & BG07 & BG29 patches
Multi tool

u/tacticalgeekedc — 2 days ago

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My new EDC with French Flair

u/CktechOne — 2 days ago

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Tuesday Carry

-Lenqin watch

-Kaliyadi sunglasses

-Old Timer Grandad pocket knife

-Pokka pen

-Brawn & Ginger coin

u/kjgunn7 — 3 days ago

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Give today’s EDC setup a little more personality

- B2 tactical backpack
- mascot charms

u/sprospect_edc — 3 days ago

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3D Printed 9MM Ammo Holders – 50rd & 100rd Cases

Been printing some custom 3D printed 9MM ammo holders and wanted to share them.

Made in both 50 round and 100 round versions with a clean sliding drawer design. Compact, durable, and stackable for range bags, safes, or bench storage. The larger case uses dual trays to keep everything organized while still staying compact.

Features:
• 50rd & 100rd capacity
• Smooth sliding trays
• Stackable design
• Strong closure
• Compact footprint
• Custom colors/text options possible

Printed these in black with red “9MM” lettering but I can do different color combos too.

Would you guys use something like this for range storage or transport? Open to feedback and ideas for other calibers too.

u/XTRA_KRISPY01 — 4 days ago

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I like stainless steel

u/sappbuke — 4 days ago

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I stripped my key carry down to almost nothing and my pocket has never been happier

My EDC key setup had become embarrassing. Too many keys I never used, loyalty cards I checked twice a year, two carabiners catching on everything, and enough weight to make my pocket uncomfortable by noon.

The rebuild started with an honest question. What do I actually use daily?

The answer was humbling. Three keys. One small pry tool. One card on a removable loop.

The core of my new setup is a solid brass split ring. Metal key chains at this quality level feel completely different from lightweight alternatives. The weight feels intentional. The brass develops a patina over time that I genuinely like.

The pry tool attachment hardware was something I researched more carefully than expected. During that research I fell into reading a manufacturing discussion where someone explained that brass hardware had become one of the clearest examples of how alibaba changed small component sourcing, making previously industrial minimum order quantities accessible to individual craftspeople.

Interesting context I never expected to find researching keychains.

What single change most improved your everyday carry setup?

reddit.com

u/useless_substance — 4 days ago