Old picture!
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Hereâs my shoulder rig for cool weather. Donât poo-poo a single-action. It only takes one shot with âsomething that starts with a 4â to put a stop to badness.
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This is a nice-looking setup. May I ask why you keep your tourniquet in that bag? As I am typing this, I am thinking of reasons to do that, but just want to know your mindset around it.
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Guestimate: Time spent outdoors, soften UV damage over time?
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The trunk monkey would be a great EDC.
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@Calvin_USCCA @Nathan57 hit it on the head, i spend time outdoors and worry about UV degradation and dirt and filth on it. I figure that little bag is not a big hindrance if i need it but others may disagree.
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Yeah, âitâs a thingâ to do that as they say. Makes sense to me
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Like the plaid holster! 
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Gotcha. Thank you for explaining. I figured it was to reduce dirt or anything else getting stuck in the velcro, but didnât think about the UV degradation. I have been carrying guns for a long time, but have only been carrying medical for about 2 years. I am a minimalist when it comes to carrying and filling my pockets, but have recently learned how important it is to have such items.
This is a true example of why this Community is so impactful. Even seasoned carriers can learn something new.
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Thank you, it is one of my âaddictionâ to Tier One concealment holsters, i love them.
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SweetâŠwhat type of holster is that please?
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