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What does Leif Babin, retired Navy SEAL, rely on for his everyday carry essentials?

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Mister Nash-T

I gotta try Staccato, I'm so loyal to Glock plus my PCC takes Glock mags.

Joe Fox

I have staccatos, glocks and Sigs and love them all for different reasons.

Caleb yaun

Nice. Leif is a man of culture.

Andrew Hinschberger

Always feel like I am having a conversation with a friend. Love my CZ75 compact with optic as my EDC.

Joshua Mark

Extreme Ownership changed a lot of my life after reading it, I'm glad you had Leif Babin on. Does Jocko have an interview on SRS?

MICHAEL LOTT

lol gents, I love the conversation and seeing the two of you going bald like this old Marine makes it even better. Sounds like you shared some road together, looking forward to watching the whole show.

Victoria

Thank you for the gun safety and training reminder. I avoid shooting ranges because my concern with "friendlies." The shooting range I used to go to allowed anyone to come in and shoot w/o proper training.

Craig S

If he doesn't "need" that AXG Legion, I'd take it off his hands!

Dustin

His opinion on just about everything quit mattering the moment he said he carry’s with an empty chamber. The level of stupid required for that the come out of his mouth is off the charts. Hey bro! You can run the slide on your pistol even if it’s already loaded, if you think that’s gonna scare someone.

Michael King

Love our Staccatos. My wife has a CS and I have a XL. I have a custom C on order and I love their ammo subscription service. The HD models will be game changing.

Ya'aqov

Staccatos are so smooth. I have shot a few but haven’t bought one yet. My EDC is a basic Glock 43x with Shield Arms extended mag. It has been super reliable. I run hundreds of rounds. He is right on the money. Practice, practice…

Shane Wehunt

The verse is: Mark 10:25 - "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.” Interpretation: This verse seems a bit shocking at first! Jesus uses a vivid image to show how difficult it can be for wealthy people to trust in God and enter His kingdom. It's not that being rich is bad, but wealth can sometimes lead to a reliance on material possessions rather than on God. This verse challenges us to examine our own hearts and make sure we are not putting our trust in money or possessions, but in God alone. In Christ, we are saved by grace through faith. Rejoice, be at peace, be free. Shane

Shawn Fitzgibbons

My noob perspective: 1. Hand size 2. Recoil 3. Stopping power

Tracy Emms

Two 🇺🇸 hero's thank you!

SoulReaper66

My EDC might seem a bit much, but I have carried this way for quite a while now. It starts with a 1.Springfield Hellcat w/red dot converted up to an RDP with 15+1 mag and an extra 15rd mag, 2.I also carry a Glock G45 w/ night sights with 17+1 mag and a 24 rd extra mag, 3.knives i carry CRKT CEO flip folder with a 3.35 in blade, 4.a regular 3.5 in blade folder 5.a fixed blade double edged Krambit 6. a 4in LED 1000 lumen rechargeable flashlight 7. a first aid kit that includes tourniquet and trauma bandages in each vehicle and home I carry a firearm on each side because I can fire left and right handed, I practice firing each weapon with either hand. But I consider my left my off hand, if you don’t practice offhand you will have great difficulties when the situation arises, you definitely have to practice it regardless of how unnatural it may feel. I carry regardless of where I go, not because I am a violent person, or that I am seeking out violence, I am simply a well prepared veteran with certain disabilities that make running a difficult option. So when violence shows its evil face, I am ready to face it , as well as meet it with well sustained and accurate fire. With that I am a grandfather a.k.a “Papa”, and they are with me and “Nana” for a good portion of the week while mom and dad work. So they get Secret Service level protection while they are in our how and when we are out, it sounds funny, but my main focus is keeping them safe and sound by any means necessary. Always keeping my head on a swivel, eyes and ears out. Not a prepper nor a paranoid nut job, just pragmatic to what goes on in society. I am a man of Christian faith, I have faith in God and my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,but have have little to no faith in the free will of others that tends to lead them to evil mistakes. Always love the show Shawn, you are doing great things. Keep up the great work . 🇺🇸🫡😎💯🇺🇸

M

What was the fixed blade knife he carries? Couldn’t understand him

Neil

Sean, maybe not be another Bro! As they go - quotes: """Looking back over the past 17 years, you can trace the impact of Lone Survivor on the post-military lives of famous former SEALs. It’s perhaps not surprising that Luttrell made his revelations in a podcast with Rob O’Neill, whose published account of shooting Osama bin Laden has also been heavily criticized as both inaccurate and unethical. There’s a direct line from Lone Survivor to Chris Kyle’s 2012 book American Sniper, which emerged out of the fiasco of Task Unit Bruiser in Ramadi, Iraq. Kyle’s commanding officer, Jocko Willink, is now a leadership guru, podcaster, children’s book author, and energy drink salesman. “It is that toxic Bro-vet community that has decided to trade in their values for money and fame,” Brent Taylor, a former Army Delta Force operator who has called out Luttrell and others in the special operations world, said on his own show, The AntiHero Podcast. “And they all run in the same circles. They all promote each other.” "A Famous Seal BTW is - well it is not supposed to be...." https://theiceman.substack.com/p/the-trouble-with-task-unit-bruiser