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Key chains

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What do you guys carry on your key chain besides keys. I have a LM p4 and a quark mini 123 with an atwood tool.
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Just a PE foliage green Ladybug for me.
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Atwood G3 Prybaby
Arc AAA LED "Raider"

I used to carry my orange lady bug but took it off so my pockets would be less bulky
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Arc AAA
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I have two sets of keys so on one I have a LB hawkbill and an Arc AAA and on the other I have a LB Salt Se and an ITP A3 Eos
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In my pocket right now. Wow that's a buncha lint too.
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here is all the crap i carry around with my keys :p
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Orange Ladybug
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CF Cricket SE, Cutco keychain knife (pe,se, & scissors), Photon ReX light, Craftsman 4 way flat screw driver, and 7 keys.
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fenix L0D, a ladybug, and a peanut lighter.
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Spin, micro widgy, resqme, church key, photon freedom microlight.
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I only carry keys on my keychain, lame no?
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Photon Micro light, Orange Ladybug, GID SAK Classic, Ti. Screwdriver/Bottle Opener, is my standard EDC. All have McGizmo clips in case I want to remove them for use, or let someone else use it.

Sometimes, I take off the photon, and put a AAA Arc, or AAA Ti. Photon Fanatic Killer on instead.
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You're all going to need new ignition cylinders! :p
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Both the keychains with my chipped keys are minimal. Truck key, remote start, a leather keychain from the dealer, and a vnox classic.

The keychain with my house key is a Boker Subcom. House key, office key, spare truck key (non-chipped, just opens the doors), my sister's house key, and now a key for the new patio door.

Already replaced the ignition in 2 vehicles, I'm sure as **** not doing it on my truck. I have a massive keychain with a lot of keys on it, every key I've had in fact, but it only gets used to locate a key for a lock.
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An Atwood Atwrench and a Ti Illuminati R5 AAA LED flashlight.

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HistoricalMan wrote:You're all going to need new ignition cylinders! :p
I have a second key set up I carry along with the other above, and it is a large Mc Gizmo clip, truck , home, and office key, and alarm Xmiter.

Really most of the setups you see for EDC people are with light knives, Ti, Al or plastic mini lights, Ti tools, FRN Spydercos, and so on.

However, look at what the non EDC crowd carries...most have awful key setups that are the size of a grapefruit.

I think our High-Tech stuff is better, and actually lighter on a key setup, than the people we all know with a thousand keys on a ring, along with some dumb trinkets.
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HistoricalMan wrote:You're all going to need new ignition cylinders! :p
I've heard this forever. I'm not saying it's an urban myth but I have a TR spring release key ring (all metal, kinda heavy on it's own) with 9 keys, a green PE Ladybug, an Atwood Prybaby and like 92 :confused: :eek: of those stupid plastic store cards. The Jetta is 8 years old and no issues so far (well, not with the ignition anyway :rolleyes :)

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npueppke wrote:I only carry keys on my keychain, lame no?
My keychain you can remove the keys individually so I use the car key all by itself just for that reason
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HistoricalMan wrote:You're all going to need new ignition cylinders! :p

My keychain you can remove the keys individually so I use the car key all by itself just for that reason
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