First of all,
Malamute, nice Randall ... and the other stuff.
P97, nice Ruger.
Having had to carry a full-size weapon both exposed and concealed over the course of my LE career, I eventually came to prefer smaller & lighter handguns as off-duty weapons. That required (in my thinking) that they be used for training/practice at least as much as the full-size guns. Sometimes even more, considering that some smaller platforms require a bit more of the user than similar full-size platforms. No matter, I like to do a fair amount of shooting as a firearms instructor and armorer.
While I don't take pictures of my daily load-out, let's just say that in the spirit of this thread that I'll usually have either one or another J-frame on my person, (usually in a pocket holster), with either some speedstrips or speedloaders, or else one or another small 9mm (or less often maybe a .40/.45), along with 1-2 spare magazines, depending on what I plan in the way of daily activities and area of travel. This became my routine the last several years of my career and has carried over into my retirement.
Other stuff?
Well, knives can be handy tools upon occasion. I usually have 1 or 2 multi-function Swiss Army type folding knives and at least one well-made lockblade folding knife.
A small light source.
Flat badge wallet and a very thin regular wallet.
As much as I dislike cell phones, I do carry a personal phone (even though I no longer have to carry an issued one). Sometimes I even turn it on.
Cigar cutter and/or punch, along with a torch lighter.
Reading glasses ... sigh.
Sometimes a pocket watch my daughter gave me. I quit wearing a wrist watch many years ago, using the annoying pager & agency cellphone given to me to tell time.
Now, when it comes to backwoods wandering, this list can change quite a bit ...
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By looking at what some of you guys have as EDC set ups makes me fell like a minimalist