Most of my best stuff is within arms' reach. Especially my best "What was that noise?" stuff. Surefire's excellent featherweight G2Z with a cheap XML module (bought back when XML was the new hotness, even Chinese modules were expensive, and domestic modules were a glimmer in someone's eye; it's really actually quite excellent). Elektrolumens' excellent battleshipweight Blaster NG (however I think he calls it the Blaster SST-90 now), a fine piece of mace-metal that does double duty as a staggeringly bright light source. Those two are in the most gropeable locations, but there's also a Groovy! running vampire duty and a Ra Twisty that's kept fully loaded. I've switched their batteries to get a better sense of the Groovy!'s capabilities; its sandvich really needs an RCR123 to
really shine, but whoever owned it before me must have wanted a real pocket rocket.
Concealed cunningly within arms' reach is a shortsword, a dagger, and a semiautomatic handgun. A baseball bat, a boken, and occasionally other melee weapons of questionably good sense are positioned for easy retrieval. Unless the zombie plague is airborne, they don't stand a chance.