This video showcases upgrades to the Nutnfancy EDC (Everyday Carry) system, focusing on enhancing capabilities beyond typical minimalist setups. The presenter introduces new additions like a lapel camera, precision snips, and other "surprises." The emphasis is on a comprehensive and invisible carry system, offering viewers ideas to improve their own gear and achieve an "A" grade on their EDC check. Specific items discussed include the REI "Lode" waistpack, Honsky iPhone holder, Muvi Pro lapel camera, SanDisk memory cards and USB drive, UST signaling mirror, Ray Gonia whistle, FourSevens Preon 2 flashlight, Carmex, Neosporin, Band-Aids, floss, nail clippers and file, Mission helmet liner, pocket comb, Sheffield utility knife, Leatherman Juice S2, Al Mar Eagle tactical knife, Victorinox Money Clip and Solo, Steven Rice pry bar, Glock takedown tool, Uni-Ball pen, Sharpie, and Magpul AR-15 front sight tool.
This video, Part 1 of Nutnfancy's ROL EDC System, details a lightweight and mobile Every Day Carry setup designed for everyday legality and preparedness. The system prioritizes capability and comfort, integrating a Kahr PM9 pistol (carried in a modified bellyband for concealment), an Al Mar Eagle knife, a Leatherman S2 Juice multi-tool, a Streamlight Stylus flashlight, and various hygiene and personal items. Nutnfancy emphasizes the system's effectiveness in fulfilling a 'sheepdog' role and contrasts it with potential WROL (Without Rule of Law) scenarios that would necessitate heavier firepower and protection. The current ROL system focuses on minimizing weight and bulk for ease of carry.
This video is Part 2 of Nutnfancy's Every Day Carry (EDC) system, focusing on a "Rule of Law" (ROL) setup. Nutnfancy emphasizes a balance of capability and mobility, prioritizing minimal weight and bulk. The system includes a Kahr PM9 pistol with 19 rounds, an Al Mar Eagle knife, Leatherman S2 Juice, Streamlight Stylus flashlight, Orion whistle, and various personal hygiene and first-aid items. The pistol is carried in a belly band with modifications for concealment and comfort, though it sacrifices draw speed and ease of re-holstering. The description contrasts this ROL EDC with a "Without Rule of Law" (WROL) scenario, which would involve higher-threat preparedness. Nutnfancy asserts this ROL system provides superior capabilities for common situations, allowing him to act as a "sheepdog."
This video reviews the Al Mar Eagle, a lightweight tactical folding knife. The presenter highlights its suitability as a backup weapon for law enforcement, military personnel, and licensed civilians due to its minimal 2.4 oz weight, making it highly portable. While acknowledging its limitations as not a 'hard use' knife, the review emphasizes its sharp 4-inch AUS8 drop point blade, comfortable Micarta handle, smooth deployment, and attractive design. The knife is also noted for its dual functionality as a food preparation tool. The core message is that its extreme lightness and portability ensure it's available when needed, unlike heavier alternatives.
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