CCW gunbelts

[sellersm]

I went with A&G Custom Leather. If you're going to have a good holster, get a good belt. It's really a "system": can't have one without the other. I know, I tried...

http://www.agcustomgunleather.com/

[Wiggity]

I went with A&G Custom Leather. If you're going to have a good holster, get a good belt. It's really a "system": can't have one without the other. I know, I tried...

http://www.agcustomgunleather.com/

I have a black bullhide belt from this guy. Completely and utterly awesome belt

[Robb]

Thanks for the help and the links. I'll check into these vendors further but I admit at the moment the Amish belt pricing has the inside track. With their pricing I could get two, black & brown and be done. I see they arn't double thickness though, If anyone has anything negative to say about them, let me know.

Thanks for your input.

[Wiggity]

Thanks for the help and the links. I'll check into these vendors further but I admit at the moment the Amish belt pricing has the inside track. With their pricing I could get two, black & brown and be done. I see they arn't double thickness though, If anyone has anything negative to say about them, let me know.

Thanks for your input.

Just make sure they are stiff

[Robb]

Thanks for the responses. Let me also ask about something I never considered, is a stiffener perhaps a nice thing to add if I'm carrying a Commander sized hunk of metal?

[sellersm]

Depends on the material used and the stiffness of the belt as it is already. Horsehide tends to be stiffer than leather and usually doesn't need a stiffener. I've got one with it and one without, and honestly there's not a lot of difference. Also depends on the type of holster.

[Robb]

Glad I asked, good to know about the horsehide too.

[Obound]

Hanks amish ccw belt

32 dollars shipped

made in america

http://www.hanksclothing.com/amish_belts_ccw.html

[RCCrawler]

I've worn my wilderness everyday for 3+ years and love it.

[blacklabel]

Hanks amish ccw belt

32 dollars shipped

made in america

http://www.hanksclothing.com/amish_belts_ccw.html

I'll have to keep them in mind when I'm back in the market for a belt.

I've had my belt from Desbien's Gunleather for about 7 years now. The finish is worn but the belt is just as strong as the day I bought it.