What I Carried at Church Today; Is Your EDC Adequate for Your Job?

Paid subscribers make this possible. Please consider upgrading your subscription to help us protect all churches.In this video, I walk through what I carry to church and why I have chosen each piece of equipment. If you carry a firearm as part of a church safety team or simply as a concealed carrier attending church, I think you need to look seriously at whether your equipment matches the threat you believe you may have to face. I cover my normal handgun setup, a smaller concealed carry option, communications, less lethal options, body armor, medical gear, and the equipment I keep available if an incident requires me to move from a handgun to a rifle. You can carry capable equipment without walking into church looking like you are headed to a SWAT callout. The goal is to blend in during normal church activities while having the equipment, training, and options necessary to protect the congregation if something happens.Gear Mentioned in the VideoFirearms and Firearm Equipment* Glock 45, 9mm* Glock 20, 10mm, my normal church carry handgun* Glock 43X, discussed as a smaller concealed carry option* .300 Blackout rifle/carbine* Speer Gold Dot 9mm ammunition* Trijicon SRO red dot optic* Aimpoint COA red dot optic, on the Glock 43X* Radian barrel and compensator* Radian Magwell* Streamlight TLR 1 HP X weapon light* Palmetto State Armory Dagger magazines, 15 round magazines used with my Glock 43XHolsters and Load Carrying Equipment* <a target="_blank" href="https://www.trex-arms.com/store/t-rex-sidecar-holster-465547?handedness=%22Right%22&#38;threaded=false&#38;kydex_color_ref=1&#38;selected_attribute_value_refs=%5B861%5D&#38;pistol_magazine_bucket_ref=1&#38;holster_internal_mechanism_ref=null&#38;hardwared_add_ons=%5B%7B%22product_ref%22%3A1086516%2C%22kydex_color_