
Sep 23, 2026 · 1h 0m
Shawn Ryan reveals an unreleased concealed-carry pistol
Shawn Ryan's Everyday Carry: 2026 Edition
The episode connects personal preparedness, privacy, faith, and concealed carry while showcasing a firearm presented as SIG Sauer’s unreleased P385.
- 1Ryan’s everyday carry combines practical emergency gear with objects tied to family, military service, faith, and his company’s history.
- 2The episode treats privacy as a travel and communications problem, highlighting Glacier alongside signal-detection and signal-blocking equipment.
- 3Ryan traces his concealed-carry evolution from Glock pistols to the SIG P365 platform before revealing the P385 prototype.
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Ryan unveils what he presents as the first example outside the factory of the unreleased SIG Sauer P385 and details its carry-oriented design.
The brief
Shawn Ryan’s everyday carry is less a minimalist inventory than a personal archive, mixing clothing, watches, religious items, keepsakes, medical supplies, and tools shaped by military and intelligence work.
Privacy enters through a story about targeted advertising after researching the Dolphin, leading Ryan to discuss Glacier, compromised public Wi-Fi, signal detection, and equipment designed to protect communications.
The sentimental gear gives the loadout its emotional logic: a Spartan patch, sobriety coin, memorial bracelets, a gift from his son, and an audio jack linked to the show’s first engineer.
Ryan’s concealed-carry history moves from Glock pistols to the SIG P365 and P365 Macro, framing capacity, shootability, concealment, and duty use as competing priorities.
The standout moment is Ryan’s reveal of an unreleased SIG Sauer P385, with discussion of its trigger, gas pedal, optics mounting, compensator, magazines, and intended carry roles.
Across watches, tourniquets, prayer books, batteries, blades, and travel electronics, the episode presents preparedness as both practical discipline and a collection of personal symbols.
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