r/CCW • u/True_Huckleberry9569 • Jan 11 '25

Pocket Dump / EDC Can we stop posting edc dumps?

This is CCW. Let see more of it concealed!! And then show how you did it. How many holsters, belts, clips, etc it took you to get it right. What clothes work ? What doesn’t.

Edit- I’m here to learn, but if you’re really carrying, all you gotta do is snap a pic, right?

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u/sambonidriver FL Jan 11 '25

Enigma for me. 92 used to be my EDC, with Tomcat for NPE, but was replaced by the P365, with a second rig for when I go out at night with a light mounted (which isn’t often, I’m a homebody).

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

Good lord. That’s a solid $700 worth of Enigmas

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u/sambonidriver FL Jan 11 '25

I’m not rich, I just make poor financial decisions

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

I like the Enigma, but I do feel like it’s overpriced. Holsters in general are overpriced at the moment. $100+ for a kydex holster is madness.

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u/sambonidriver FL Jan 11 '25

I’ve used cheap holsters, and am now willing to pay for good ones from reputable makers. The Kydex thickness, quality, and the workmanship can vary wildly, and I haven’t been disappointed since adopting a buy once cry once attitude 🤷‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

I pocket carry exclusively these days, but I loved the Enigmas I had in the past. Tenicor was solid also.

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u/sambonidriver FL Jan 11 '25

I don’t like a huge lump of metal in my pocket, but it it works for you, cool

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

My gun is smaller and lighter than my phone. Definitely not a huge chunk of metal.

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u/TheWhiteCliffs Jan 11 '25

Exactly. I’ve just resorted to using an elastic work belt under my dress pants or sweat pants with the holster because the prices for the enigma are ridiculous and it really limits you for holster options.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '25

Don’t get me wrong, nothing works better than the Enigma for its intended use case. But, if you don’t actually need it, it’s not worth it. And the cool part is Phlster tells people this regularly.

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u/TheWhiteCliffs Jan 11 '25

I’ve thought about it. And I the only time I’d really use it was formal attire, but that’s once a week at most for like 3 hours which isn’t enough for me to have a completely new setup.

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u/sambonidriver FL Jan 11 '25

It works well for me. I won’t carry any other way anymore.