Everyday Carry with a Former SEAL Team 6 Operator

What did you like more? 👇🏼The Belt 👇🏼The Blade

- Rosary - Razorback Blade - Tourniquet - Dango wallet - Sig Sauer p365 xl - Dynamis P365/XL Holster - Extra magazine - Phone - Dynamis belt - Watch - Wedding ring

Finally a dude who actually EDC, knows what he carries, and exactly why. Respect.

I was not in the military, but I can't stop watching all the special operators on the shawn ryan show. If I got a second run at life, I would no doubt give everything I have to be a navy seal. It's the most impressive thing, hands down, to be one. Thanks to all you dudes for busting your stones to be special forces and putting it all on the line to wipe out the evil in this world. I feel privileged to know I had guys like you protecting my ass.

The tourniquet is the Snakestaff Systems ETQ (EVERYDAY CARRY TOURNIQUET). It's roughly the size of a small multi-tool, and fits comfortably into your pocket. It's great!

watching Shawns massive evolution from someone who doesn't like being in front of the camera to someone who runs awesome interviews has been amazing. It's a fine line, talking just enough to engage the guest but not talking over them or too much. Spot freaking on man spot freaking on

Shaun thankyou for what you do. I was a infantry/combat medic in the British Army for 23 years and your content helps me through some dark days thank you. Mental health is a struggle.

We need Nicholas Irving “The Reaper” on this show

Shawn you’re doing it the right way. As a parent of two adult kids and now a grandson I always had guns out and around my kids much in the way you do. My kids at 9 both took there first deer. At 10 they both started shooting USPSA matches with me. My daughter, who is now a proud mother, rocked a Glock 19. Her carry gun is a G43 and carry’s it religiously. My son stole my 1911 I built for competition and shot it in matches. He still has it to this day. When guns are something kept secretive from kids their curiosity is what gets many killed. My kids knew from very early ages what they were about. They learned to respect them. Keep doing what you’re doing.

Been following Dom for awhile. Really appreciate his conviction on Faith and Fatherhood. I have a bunch of his gear, the rosary, 1.5 LoPro belt, tek shorts, and a few of his shirts. Absolutely love all his products but the belt is definitely my favorite. Cant wait for the full episode to drop. Thank you both for your service. All the best to you both

My daughter grew up with firearms (retired law enforcement 30 years) shes 34 years old, and shown grown men how to put a Remington 870 barrel back on to the lower. Shes known for many years, finger off the trigger, and not to muzzle anything you do not want dead, or destroyed. She know the difference between a weapon and a tool. Start training your children as soon as they start asking questions about firearms. My daughter carries a G43, and a blade. She played attention to her daddy. Great show, y'all!! ❤

I am impressed that the first thing he mentioned was a rosary.

Man the becoming aware of every situation and scenario after you have a kid is real! Thanks for sharing with us!

Always nice to see a pro who knows his stuff but isn't trying to prove a point/is down to earth ... great interview 👍 Sig must be thrilled to😊

THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME ON BROTHER! CRUSH EVERYTHING

So glad to finally hear someone speak of Adam! Not only were we both from Arkansas but for a short time we were neighbors in VaBch. I have also visited his resting place a few times.

Love Dom!! My dad supported at Little Creek, NSW Yorktown, Oceana. With trips to San Diego, Panama, Cuba (before and after Revolution), and more than I will ever know. He was a DDay vet, never "on the Teams," just support. Just like Dom, my Dad taught me the same way---even as a female. Can't wait to retire and get back home to Hampton Roads VA--where I feel more "at home."

This guy is my favorite guest you’ve had on, absolutely love his testimony and fearless example of faith !

My uncle was in WWII and switched to the USAF was an in country Vietnam pilot survival instructor. All the males in my family on both my American and Mexican side served. I took a different path but learned so much from my father and uncles. I was surprised how many soldiers and police carry a crucifix or Rosary. I became a deputy for 35 years and my EDC is a crucifix and a prayer, a knife in my left pocket, an auto or flip open by bench made. Hinged cuffs when in plain cloths because there is a reason. Phone, of course. I put my tourniquet on my left ankle because when you are in great pain the body will pull up into a fetal position naturally to protect other organs. Which makes it easier to grab the tourniquet from your ankle. And I just switched from a Glock 43XMOS with a holosun optic and raised fix sights and three 15 rd shield mags to the Sig P365 X with raised sights and 17round mag. I’m a Glock guy but my wife got me the Sig for Christmas and I’m extremely pleased with it. It’s a tiny bit bigger than my 43X but it is comfortable on my waist. I strongly suggest you rent one and try it out. I have been teaching CCW since Missouri past it and always told my students to by a Glock for all the great reasons they built into it. But the P365 with adjustable optics including NV capability puts it over the top for me

I really like these EDC videos for the guests. It is a good teaser for the full show.