Surefire Z1 with an XM-L T6 on Surefire 3V primaries
Uniquefire G10 on 14500
Zebra 301 pen
Spec Ops wallet (with a zipper pocket for thumbdrives)
Badge
Sig Sauer P232 .380 7+1
Glock 19 15+1
Spare Glock mag - 18
Smith & Wesson SWBG2TS Border Guard 2 Rescue Knife - seatbelt cutter, glass punch, 4.4" blade
On the key chain:
Res-Q-Me Tool
Gerber Bear Grylls Compact Multi-Tool
El cheapo pinch light with a battery that I can't seem to kill
Iphone - a 3GS, I think. Don't really care what the model is as long as it works
Someone earlier in the thread suggested that we provide our occupation with the post to help understand the reasoning behind the items we carry. I'm a full time state law enforcement instructor, teaching high risk warrant & arrest tactics and constitutional law. I have previously taught electronic surveillance, electronic theory and soldering skills to law enforcement technical personnel. I am in on-duty status as a police officer when working. I have been in law enforcement for 22 years. Since I am a state government employee, my financially required second job is professional photographer, which I have done for over 26 years. In my spare time, I am a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical responder in the county where I live (another 10 years). Gee, I sound old now.
So that's what is in my pockets or on my belt when I leave for work. I also have my man-bag in the car when traveling, in my classroom when teaching, or in my office when doing as little work as possible. It's a Maxpedition bail-out bag with a medical trauma kit and boo-boo kit, extra ammunition, spare light and Leatherman Wave multi-tool, 10x monocular, ASP baton, mirror, safety glasses, rescue strap and carabiner, 100' 550 cord, Surefire G2, police traffic vest, mini spools of duct tape and electrical tape, earplugs, ballistic trauma plate, and a shove knife.
My first post - glad to be here and hello to everyone.
-Steve
