Another vote for the Wilderness Tactical Instructor belt.
Stop by local Tandy Leather store and pick up a saddle cinch. Very easy to modify for personal use.
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Another vote for the Wilderness Tactical Instructor belt.
Stop by local Tandy Leather store and pick up a saddle cinch. Very easy to modify for personal use.
I went with this one, and so far I like it a lot.
http://www.bdstacticalgear.com/pd-bd...gers-belt1.cfm
Crossbreed makes belts and I would think they are of the same quality as their holsters. They are having a Memorial Day sale starting the 23rd. Use code MD15 for 15% off your order. Crossbreedholsters.com
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Yet another vote for 5.11 as I've been using the same leather one for many many years every day and it works flawless and costs about $50 as I recall. I've tried belts that were more expensive and less expensive and always come back to this one. I bought one in brown and it just hangs waiting to be worn as I'm too lazy to swap out the black one that is still as good as new probably 7 or 8 years later.
I'd give you a few I have spare.. but they're 32-34 waist... [Coffee]
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Originally Posted by newracer
I finally bought one
purchased a 1 1/2" 5 stitch
this is by far the nicest belt I've ever owned it's the first belt that actually holds my pants up without having to be suuuuuper tight with my old leather belt and glock 30 I would be pulling up my pants and adjusting my pistol every 50 feet or so this belt gets set in the morning and keeps everything where it starts out at all day!!!
could not be happier
^^ glad you like it I was going to suggest an ares belt. I bought one a few years ago and it's still holding strong, only negative was the wait time
I got a good deal on an Uncle Mike's reinforced version. It's decent and very stiff. I like it, but I will definitely get a Wilderness next. This one will last me long enough to get one or two Wilderness though.