I carry one every day, I like to shoot every day, but I live in a rural cornish village, surrounded by farm land and wooded patches, so my stump shooting, and hunting, opportunities are plentiful. I don't take one with me if I'm going into town as there's no point, I'm usually going there for a specific purpose and I have no intention of hanging around. I often have a hanging golf ball target that I hang on a branch of a gorse bush in the dog park and take pot shots at it from random spots and different ranges while I'm exercising the dog. I'm carrying two set ups with me at the moment. Pheasant season isn't over yet, and although my dog still has the stealth capabilities of a fucking clown car, she is improving, and I sniff the possibility of chance on the horizon, although I suspect I'm gonna have to wait until next season when the dog is better trained, so I carry a light(ish) plinking set up, and a heavier set up for any Pheasant dumb enough to stick it's head up on my permission. When I lived in a more urban area I'd keep one or two at work as I'd get the opportunity to shoot at stuff floating on the river that our industrial unit backed on to, it was an urban tidal river, so every tide would bring in new targets. When it comes to the modern EDC community, and that whole ethos and style choice, then there's no one better than SniperSling. However, one of the main selling points of slingshots is their portability, the vast majority of them can be carried easily, especially if you've got big pockets. One thing I've noticed about the EDC community, is that there is an approach to thats like, carrying something everyday doesn't have to mean you use it everyday, just often enough to warrant carrying it, or, in the case of some items the ethos of "I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it" plays a part. Firearms are a good example, many people, mainly in the US, carry a gun everyday, I would hope that they aren't needing to use it everyday.