Carrying my gear
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They mostly make tactical gear, you can use it for other stuff but for instance my other Maxpedition bag is a Mongo, similar to the Fatboy pictured above...it's my range bag.
LOL, Don't mind nosey. 
EDC for his H&K. I was thinking of upgrading my purse to something that would accommodate my vape gear, PPQ and other assorted "I may need that" items
, as well...
EDC for his H&K. I was thinking of upgrading my purse to something that would accommodate my vape gear, PPQ and other assorted "I may need that" items
, as well...I was afraid you were gonna say that. NOT a fan of off-body carry: too easy to have an "oops" moment
My Fatboy carries almost everything: med/FA kit, vape gear, tablet, notebook, chargers, tools, ink. But my carry pieces are on my body anytime I'm away from home. Except at work, and then they're locked up in the work vehicle (until I'm done, then they're back on my person)
My Fatboy carries almost everything: med/FA kit, vape gear, tablet, notebook, chargers, tools, ink. But my carry pieces are on my body anytime I'm away from home. Except at work, and then they're locked up in the work vehicle (until I'm done, then they're back on my person)
Strings, personally, I agree with you, especially for my husband, and that's why I've been resistant. At my place of work, I am not permitted to have it on body, so I don't generally carry. I would rather have a "bag" that I can secure it in inside of a locked locker, until I can get "out of the office" and put it back on body. I keep telling hubby he just needs to get a holster that he's comfortable with. If he wanted one for a range bag, I would be happier (and probably lest resistant).
If he wanted one for a range bag, I would be happier (and probably lest resistant).
I keep telling hubby he just needs to get a holster that he's comfortable with.
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Strings, personally, I agree with you, especially for my husband, and that's why I've been resistant. At my place of work, I am not permitted to have it on body, so I don't generally carry. I would rather have a "bag" that I can secure it in inside of a locked locker, until I can get "out of the office" and put it back on body. I keep telling hubby he just needs to get a holster that he's comfortable with.
Little of topic, but has your husband looked into white hat holsters, alien gear or crossbreed? All these holster use about the same concept and are very comfortable. I can easily conceal my duty weapon which is a glock 17.
Strings, love that maxpedition. I have the versipack LEO and love it.
Thanks for the suggestions, guys. I don't know what all hubby has tried, but he doesn't seem happy with anything. I have kinda stepped aside to let him make up his mind....
I didn't mean to stray the topic. sorry.
I have kinda stepped aside to let him make up his mind.... I didn't mean to stray the topic. sorry.
I hear U-Haul has really good weekly rates... Lol just kidding, I'm kinda in the same boat, looking for something to keep my stuff in also. Good luck
Actually got my wife the S Type Fatboy for a purse. She loves it.
Wear mine slung down below whatever carry piece I happen to be wearing, so I can draw without the bag getting in the way. Puts the vape pouch right at hand, too. Also added a buckled strap on the back, to attach it to my Sporty's backrest.
Here's what I used for the vape pouch: Dunlop Manufacturing :: Accessories :: :: D'Agostino Tool Bag
Had to modify a bit to fit in the molle straps, but it was worth it
Wear mine slung down below whatever carry piece I happen to be wearing, so I can draw without the bag getting in the way. Puts the vape pouch right at hand, too. Also added a buckled strap on the back, to attach it to my Sporty's backrest.
Here's what I used for the vape pouch: Dunlop Manufacturing :: Accessories :: :: D'Agostino Tool Bag
Had to modify a bit to fit in the molle straps, but it was worth it
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