What is a "Good" belt?

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  • femurphy77

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    I've seen a lot of discussions on here in regards to the type of equipment needed to carry a handgun. A lot of carriers both OC and CC have given a lot of good advice. One of these tidbits of wisdom is "Be sure and get yourself a good belt to hang your holster from". So what exactly constitutes a "good" belt? I assume a wide belt of sufficient width to securely support the holster/weapon. Anybody care to elaborate on "good" belts.
     

    iChokePeople

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    One of these tidbits of wisdom is "Be sure and get yourself a good belt to hang your holster from". So what exactly constitutes a "good" belt? I assume a wide belt of sufficient width to securely support the holster/weapon. Anybody care to elaborate on "good" belts.

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    japartridge

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    Wow, this whole post is just... well great! LOL

    esrice... I've met you....you are not that sexy....I wouldn't kick you outta bed for eatin' crackers, but.... :laugh::laugh::laugh:
     

    Lucas156

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    Got a bullbelt and couldn't be happier. This is the toughest and nicest belt Ive ever had and definitely worth the money. Makes carrying a gun a whole lot easier. If I had more money Id buy a couple of them but they are 60 bucks a pop. Well worth it but one belt does it for me.
     

    jbombelli

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    I think that leather would end up stretching a bit over time.

    Double layer gun belts are usually put together with the grain of the leather layers at a 90 degree offset. Stretching doesn't really happen that I can tell so far. I got mine from Beltman 3 years ago now and I haven't detected any stretching whatsoever.
    Best belt I have ever owned.
     
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