How Do You Carry Your E2E?

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Hi! I'm new to the Surefire. Just wanted to see if other owners use the Surefire pouch, a Maxpedition, other pouch, slip it in your pocket, or just clip it...
I know, there's an infinite number of ways to carry it. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
I just drop mine into my front pants pocket, work or play irregardless. I've put some rubber tubing around the body and tailcap to help minimize the scratching on other stuff from the knurling. If you're looking for a pouch, the Inova X5t pouch from CountyComm is a very very nice fit for it as well. I carry it that way when I go hiking or camping! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif
 
I have both the E2eP holster, and the A2 holster, from www.soegear.com

And whereas I am not an expert on pouches, these seem to be very well crafted.

If anyone could compare or contrast them to the models that are listed above, it would be great appreciated.

John
 
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This is Bianchi M1030 magazine pouch #2 with the plastic insert removed. I used to carry an E2E, or A2, now I carry a SL Scorpion. (less cost if lost). I attatched a couple of elastic bands to the side to carry the ASP Key Defender (with 10% OC spray), whistle, and office keys. It aslo holds 3 spare batteries, 1-30 minute high intesity chewmical light, and a leatherman side clip. The attachement system of these pouches allows them to be slipped on, or clipped, and secured.
 
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