You are Saruman's greatest warrior, capping those hobbits from 40 yards away.

Rectal carry will always be the best method of conceal carry

My everyday carry: A rose (for ma'ma) 17 decoy wallets (0 real ones) The weight of knowledge Cool looking rock (AND STONE!!) 1996 Nokia (in case of emergency) Fully loaded Walther PDP (I just needed the underbarrel flashlight/lazer) Snubnose .357 magnum (makes a good hammer)

My fitness goal is to be able to appendix carry

One of my friends told me his grandpa always open carried a 50 AE desert eagle to scare off delinquents, but always had a glock 17 on him for real problems.

This is why I love Admin over so many other tubers. Simply saying " Take from it what you will" as opposed to how others talk shows respect.

The EDC content that nobody seems to cover is the practical daily situations. Way back when i first started carrying, i really could have used some pointers. Getting in and out of your car, considerations while driving. Encountering a store with a no guns sign. Using a public restroom while carrying. Options for hot weather when you want to wear a t-shirt and shorts. Just all these practical issues.

What I have learned from this video: Wear more flannels so I can carry a Desert Eagle to protect me and my family while simultaneously deafening us all

One essential of EDC is the look. Look organized and squared away. Be fit physically and mentally fit to fill the role. Pointing a gun at someone makes your body dump adrenaline like nothing you have experienced. Being mentally and physically ready helps you deal with sympathetic nervous system response. Looking "squared away" probably helped me more than I know when I took calls. New EDC essential term coined today "The Look".

Target Idea. Get a truck mud flap cut it to desired shape screw into your boards, place a decent amount of weights on stand. spray paint target, shoot it, repeat. Much better reusability than cardboard targets and track hits easier. enjoy

I feel that Admin has fully become Garand Thumb 2.0, that balaclava was the only thing keeping him from that

Tier 1 Concealed holsters are the shit. Been carrying a Glock 34 w/ light and optic for about 18 months now. Their Axis Elie is an extremely comfy holster.

Running drills for when we raid the chocolate factory. We are expecting heavy Oompa Loompa resistance.

Admin, I don’t know if you are going to see this but I wanted to reach out and tell you thank you. Using some of the information you and your guest shared in the IFAK video, my wife and I saved a person’s life. Like I said, I don’t know if you’ll see this but I wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Being in the desert does limit the necessity for pocket sand however it does not remove it. And don’t forget to keep a little treat in your pocket, like a couple cheez-its or some goldfish.

Fanny pack carry here. I know it’s not the fastest draw but I carry 100% of the time in public during all seasons with an ideal weapon system and spare magazine. Easy to undo and place around my neck in case I need to use the restroom, when I used to carry appendix, using a public restroom was an odd task.

Solid video as always amigo. Talking about big dickens, his lawyer (apparently is also a quite based 2A enthusiast) broke down the actual series of events which is a pretty good drill as well. Eli fired 4 braced shots from 40, ran 20 yards and fired 4 more from standing (now 20 yards away), then ran to 7 yards and fired two final shots to finish him off. The original 10 shots from 40 is a good drill but the actual “dickens course of fire” is a solid one as well, not only did Eli drop a shitbag with ice running through his veins but he gave us 2 sweet drills while he was at it, thanks Eli very based

Can not wait until he makes a video about carrying a Single Action Army , like I wish I did .

I just wanna give a quick shoutout to Werkz holsters, for those of us that carry guns with lights. Great light bearing holsters, check them out.

After pulling up into a parking lot and seeing a woman stabbed to death my feelings are quite different when I carry.😢

As a Canadian and not allowed to carry a self defense firearm, I've something to say. Due to the fact our government will not allow us to protect ourselves (especially when you live in a small isolated town as I do which criminals tend to target) there's a rise in criminal activity, weather its stealing vehicles, B and E, all the way to kidnapping. Our average time for a police officer to get here is well over 45 minutes, if not longer, and that's if they're even awake when the call is made. I am more than jealous of your freedom to carry and protect your property, yourselves, and your families when threatened in a life or death situation.

The biggest piece of advice a LEO friend of mine gave me when I started carrying was that “the average person is in their own world” bit. It takes time to get over the feeling that you are constantly “printing” but even when you do, most people wouldn’t know if you were. Another great video for the average person! Thank you!

I'm glad you do these videos. Not everyone has patrimony, sponsors, donors, or alot of money and resources, and may live in restrictive states with limited options, not to mention the daily routine can prevent many from acquiring the tool they'd like to have and the training they need to properly use them. I'm hlad you offer solutions for the average everyday consumer who watches my of your and others like you videos. Love them.

What you said about feeling naked without your sidearm and feeling more at ease is 100% accurate. When I travel to Europe, to be in good legal standing in most countries in the EU I cannot even have a knife on me, let alone my sidearm. When I spend 3 months over there with my family my alert sense is definitely heightened and I don't feel generally as safe due to relatively high petty crime rates.

My everyday concealed carry is the Taurus Raging Judge.

Remember guys, when it comes to CCW, it's not the length that gets you into trouble usually, it's the girth. ;)

I feel carrying every day makes me more aware of my surroundings. My philosophy is that I would rather not have to use the tool if it is absolutely avoidable. By staying in well lit areas and keeping my eyes always observing, I feel I can evaluate a situation and avoid it.

Glock 19 and Glock 43X are the most serious concealed carry firearms.

LOVE my G43X with rds & 15 rounders…. You are correct though, I keep wanting to go back to the G19. Just so versatile.

I did a side by side of the Gen 5 G19 and the G48 while I was doing test and evaluation for my department's issue sidearm quest. Not only do they share magazine capacity, but the barrel length and sight radius is near enough to identical to need a micrometer. It felt like Glock looked at the G19, thought back to the early 90s and thought, "I know we can do this better", and BAM... G48. It isn't killing the 19 for the same reason the 1911 isn't dead yet. It works and people are comfortable with it.

Loved the “Mindset” reference. I’ve been following Rick Bugenhagen for years. In fact his hip stretch vids allowed me to keep deadlifting and squatting when i thought i had a serious back issue

Mate you are making seriously high quality, entertaining, original videos at the moment. Big respect to you lad, keep it up.

I actually have two handguns. One is a P365XL for dedicated concealed carry and then a beretta 92x Centurion that I can do both concealed carry and throw in a duty style holster if need be

I think any person has the God-given right to own and carry whatever self-protective measures they want. That said, I couldn't imagine carrying a primary handgun with a spare mag, a spare handgun, and a combat knife for my everyday carry unless I was taking a tour in the suburbs of Chicago or Mogadishu.

My favorite gun-tuber! Awesome, relatable, factual, and entertaining content per usual!

Fantastic stuff man. Love every drop you do.

It feels like you are blessing us daily. Love your content.

I sadly don’t live in the us but luckily moved from Belgium to Bulgaria so now I every day carry a knife and I don’t leave the house without, I guess what you said about guns is also kinda true for knives, it didn’t feel uncomfortable the first time carrying but it felt weird Every time I forget it now I do feel less secure and for me my knife isn’t only for self defence but I use it very often for other stuff as well But even tho it gives an extra sense of security I still understand that a knife doesn’t get the upper hand in a situation with a gun and sadly I can’t own a gun let alone every day carry one I could technically buy a gun next year if I’m 18 and get paperwork, mental check and then approved but I live in Europe where most people hate guns and I’m the only one in my family who doesn’t hate guns That also makes it very hard to get into long range shooting for me and I would love to be able to shoot sub moa targets at 1000+ yards

As always, video is thorough, to the point and well thought out. Forever fan ❤

I love videos like this with great advice and entertainment. You share excellent experience, knowledge and offer different points of view, it's really engaging.

Today on KZfaq: former cop says if you wanna talk to a cop don't. Especially if you just shot someone. Thanks Mr. Results

WHAT ABOUT THE NINTEEN ELLEBEN?!

22:51 Boondock saints reference you're a real one 🙏

This video was a fantastic introduction to Everyday Carry (EDC) for gun beginners like myself.

As a local Az resident and only 25y.o. I believe wheel guns a necessity here it won the west now it should defend it and 45 long colt man. love the content admin. when are you doing a video with kentucky ballistics would love to see you larp some elephant rifles sometime.

Just picked up a Walther PDP with a Holosun 507C, fantastic weapon. Only complaint I really have is the trigger is a bit ass out of the box but I've only put ~200 rounds through it so far, I imagine it'll get better like Glocks do over time.

Solid advice delivered in a relaxed manner. Well done sir 😎👍

Very nice Admin. Information is key along with training

The main reason the 43x isn’t a 19 killer is cuz you can’t put a light on the 43x. Other than that I do love the 43x but also like you said, I do kinda like the feel of my 19 better as far as shooting

Thank you Master Admin

And Monday just got better. Thanks for the continuing excellent content.

So glad I don't live in a communist state and can protect my life and loved ones with firearms!

Tfw I can cc a Beretta better, but it's hot as balls outside 😮‍💨

Im so glad youre still repping that gabagoolianaire pistol

I always enjoy your videos but this has been one of my favorites stay easy stay breezy

One thing about the heat is I can’t lose enough weight to wear a combat shirt 😂😂😂

Nobody talks about using public restrooms while carrying. 😂Arguably the most important part.

Great video. My EDC is a sig p365 in a pocket holster (Sticky Holsters). For woods carry, I have a Ruger Redhawk 44 mag in a Diamond Leather Chest Rig.

Admin shooting the dickens drill on a child size target is just what I needed today, Thank you 👼

Admin is a Varient??? is he apart of TF69????

Carrying a gun isn't supposed to be comfortable, it's supposed to be comforTING ~ Probably Clint Smith.

Love the content Aaron!

My heart sank when Admin stuck all of us up at 21:57

Rule #1: Always look cool. Rule #2: Stay strapped or get clapped.

In the end, you'll be carrying a DA .22 LR, because you find .22 mag too difficult to shoot.

Great video. Sound advice. Relatable humor. Stay hydrated.

The way you just off set your belt from center just blew my fucking mind. Love it, best tip ever... and you didn't talk about it, craziness.

my life goal is to make it to the age where i can carry

I wish I could EDC a pistol

This is one of your greatest videos yet! Love you Admin.

Just took a cpl class yesterday love the channel

EDC airsoft as a less-lethal is mega based

PICK YOUR FIGHTER: >TWO WORLD WARS >THE GLOCK ENJOYER >GIGN LARPER (Revolver) >PLASTIC LOVE (Sig Sauer enjoyers) >John McClane (Berreta 92's) >Kingpin (Desert Eagle owners) {i got tired of typing so I stopped here}

Another great job Admin.

I'm a huge believer that everyone's first EDC rig should be a Shield and a Sticky Holster. Get in the habit by carrying every single day with a small, light gun in a comfortable holster.

Love your shot timer… need to get one!

Immediate sub. Love the no bullshit, straight to the point talking points. Also your humor is on a point!

Loving the amount of memes definitely makes my day better! Keep it up!

I really appreciated the don't reference. Thanks for lighting up my chimp mind.

I just had a plane jane kydex holster for my Glock 45 and, after this I went and bought t Rex arms holster. I've been looking for a solid one with light and optic mount. So thanks Admin perfect timing for me

i enjoy how much admin loves fyyyarms

Dankie Admin!

Really enjoyed this. Great information

My practice routine is one mag a week. Various exercises, but I am able and make a point to cycle old ammo out. Living where you can shoot has its benefits.

I carry a MR920 Elite with a bronze barrel in a tier 1 appendix holster and I absolutely love it. I replaced my P320 as my edc and I don’t regret a thing.

I was a g19 guy myself but fell in love with the g45

6:28 - I'm still trying to get comfortable with carrying every day. John Lovell said something like "carry without a round in the chamber if you have to at first, but just do it to get used to it." JUST DO IT!

Doing the Dickens drill, nice, that guy was an absolute legend.

I thank you for doing these videos in this Arizona heat man! I'm in glendale and it's been hot!

Carried an xdm 45 or a glock 22 for many years, slacking and let my cpl lapse. I need to get back into the game.

The gun belt is something I took a bit too long to get onboard with. For years, I just used a basic, cheap belt like you can get from Walmart. Earlier this year, I finally dropped some money on a proper gun belt, a leather El Pistolero from Magpul, and it's a huge difference in support for the firearm and my overall comfort. I now feel I've been doing concealed carry wrong for years until I got a strong belt.

Loved the video!

I appreciate this angle on EDC. Coming from MA it’s a significant percentage of people interested in a LTC. However, a lot of people don’t get the full responsibility of owning a firearm. I always suggest to people to get a real trainer and to read books on EDC. Now I have a video to share too! Thanks Admin

Kick ass video. Lots of good info and key points here.

My self defense instructor gave me the best advice I’ve ever received. Went in carrying a XDS in 45, he said would you rather have 5 rounds or 20 if you absolutely need a firearm? I switched that day to a Springfield XDME in 9mm. I’ve shot it extensively and i love the XDME!

"Well knowledgeable" was my favorite part. 👍🇺🇸

Great video. They are getting better every time! I know how you feel about not having a firearm on you. I feel like I’m naked! Keep up the good work!

I pissed off a friend of a friend this weekend at a party. Dude asked me "arnt you kind soft for being so afraid you carry a gun everywhere?" So I replied "hey, at least I don't ask other grown men to protect me and family ya know?" And then it turned into a argument 😂😂😂

cut-scenes were 🔥🔥

On your first Dickens drill you pulled your left. You need to do some one-handed drills visualizing a string tied from your trigger finger to the front sight pulling that front sight straight back into the rear sight. Doing this 60 times a week will work Wonders on your trigger control. And stop you from pulling to the left. I learned this from a retired member of the army Marksmanship unit.