Raylan

Nice, I have a nice 1911 I intend to switch to when/if I can retire and I go OWB instead of the current IWB.

Yeah, I'm still working and have to drive 80 miles per minimum when called. My be out 3 hours or 24. Out on bad roads in all kinds of weather, so learned to just have what I need on me or in car. Emergency med kit, extra clothing, extra batteries, charging cords, jumper cables, scoop shovel, snacks, water. Just at home all day don't have much at all. Will cut some out once retired, if I get that chance.

Yep, carry extra car keys for primary vehicle as over the decades have had occasion where keys have been lost or stupidly locked in a car. 3rd set is to secondary vehicle and might as well have them if decide to use it or need to. Leatherman is primarily used as first pliers, second screwdriver, third saw or scissors - the knife is usable but not handy to me. The smaller knife is for use cutting boxes or around polite company, the larger for larger tasks and an option for self-defense. The two flashlights are because one is a primary powerful one and one is a backup that runs on common batteries as I've had them accidently get clicked on in my pocket and just be struck with no light and a dead battery. All very doable with a good belt and cargo pants. The only things there that I haven't used regularly or at least fairly often are the Rat tourniquet, the pepper spray, and the Glock 43x.

No jack on me, but I do have a 4 way lug wrench in the trunk so I don't have to use the light weight one that came with the car.