What's your definition of reasonable?wsweeks2 said:Can anyone recommend a good gun belt that is priced reasonably?
Ditto.Cavediver said:What's your definition of reasonable?
I've read a lot of good things about belts from the Beltman. Since I trash a couple of cheap belts every year, one expensive belt that will give me several years of service seems pretty reasonable.
That said, I bought my first one from Wilderness Tactical. It works well with my daily dress (Jeans and t-shirts), it's well made, and it was right around $45 shipped. I like it enough that I will eventually buy another. Unfortunately, it won't work for business attire.
I love their motto: "Overkill never fails"mmmTang said:+1 for the Wilderness Tactical belts. I've got one of the Instructor Belts that has the insert in it. It's the Combat Shooting Model, CSM, and it's really stiff. My gun doesn't move at all and I'm not constantly checking on it or trying to re-adjust it. And you can repel with the frickin' thing if you have to! I just thought that part was cool.
Skip the 5-stitch and get the insert.Cavediver said:I love their motto: "Overkill never fails"
Is your insert style belt too stiff for daily wear? I bought the 3 stitch first and I'm planning on either the 5 stitch or the insert version next.
That strikes me as his price range for belts, although I could not confirm it because he has taken his custom stuff down on his web site . . .wsweeks2 said:I'm not trying to spend $100 on a belt. $40-$50 is fine with me.
Here is the quote off of Tom's website, it looks like he is upgrading.Malum Prohibitum said:That strikes me as his price range for belts, although I could not confirm it because he has taken his custom stuff down on his web site . . .
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Check out raftersgunleather.com and www.kdholsters.comwsweeks2 said:I'm looking for a plain jane black belt that I can wear with either khakis or jeans.
It is very stiff in that it doesn't twist or sag, but those aren't desirable traits in a carry belt anyways, right? When I carry with it stays right where I put it. It does have plenty of flexibility in wrapping around you, but it just doesn't move otherwise.Cavediver said:I love their motto: "Overkill never fails"
Is your insert style belt too stiff for daily wear? I bought the 3 stitch first and I'm planning on either the 5 stitch or the insert version next.