do i really need a gun belt, wouldn't a regular solid leather belt work just fine?
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If the belt is good and solid you have a gun belt? The belt is a very important segment of any carry system.
A good gun belt is definitely worth what you pay for it in most cases.http://bawanna45.wix.com/bawannas-grip-emporium#!
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Agree with everyone...If you do choose to get a gun belt make sure you get one that is meant for that purpose...There are many companies that make them I have a THC "Tennessee Holster Company" gun belt and it's freaking crazy sturdy and thick...It will last forever too from the way it is built...LOVE IT and worth the money, but any good gun belt is...NRA Member.."Please support, if you don't already"
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It matters with either style of carry do to the belt supporting the weight of the gun. A good belt will hold the gun in place and not let it hang down off your side. I would suggest getting a good belt before trying to find the right holster. A good holster will be a great holster if you have the belt for the support.
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With IWB, the belt holds it against your body which helps support the gun and you may get by if it's a small gun. OWB cantilevers the gun away from the belt and belt becomes pretty important.
One test is if you always have to tug up your pants raising from a chair you may need a belt."Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end." - O. L.
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Very well said!!!Originally posted by Wisewolfhowling View PostIt matters with either style of carry do to the belt supporting the weight of the gun. A good belt will hold the gun in place and not let it hang down off your side. I would suggest getting a good belt before trying to find the right holster. A good holster will be a great holster if you have the belt for the support.
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"Punish the deed, not the breed"
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Yes you do need a good gun belt. I have three leather and two web versions. Most leather ones run $65 and up and are worth every penny. Here are three from a maker. Fair prices great quality.
http://www.rgleather.freehomepage.com/
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Another option that I have not tried is linked below.
http://www.abetterbeltusa.com/products/"Never pet a burning dog"
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I have a Don Hume 1 1/4" gun belt. It is very thick and will not sag or give on draw. I'd hate to get a whoopin from that thing! $50 and nice looking too. Made is USA.I ask, sir, what is the militia? It is the whole people, except for a few public officials.
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I use the 511 tactical 1 1/2 inch belt. I have one that is shabby now, but has taken a beating from working in the aircraft industry for 5 years. Looks awful, but still going and would hold my CW40 and spare mag as good as the day I bought it.
Sometime it does...
I think it's important to have a good gun belt even for pocket carry.
Get the good gun belt. You won't regret doing it.I was once asked if I was "a paranoid for carrying my Kahr".
"Nope" I said, "just prepared".
" prepared for what" he asked?
"more stuff than you are"
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I bought 2 real nice 1 1/2" wide double stitched made in USA leather belts for $35.00 each from a place here in Atlanta called Palmer Tactical that supplies uniforms and equipment for Police Fire and EMS and the quality and price can't be beat...They offer discounts for active and retired Fire/Police and Military folks...Only negative is all they sell is black uniform stuff and if you want tan then you would have to look at one of the holster makers like Galco or Bianchi but your going to pay twice the price or more...
Look for a dealer in your area that caters to Fire/Police equipment and supplies and you will find lots of nice leather holsters, mag holders and belts and other cool stuff you can't find anywhere else...
Palmers web site is www.palmertatictal.net
Check their web site out for many cool things at good prices...I have no affiliation with them other than being a customer...Real nice folks too..." An armed society is a polite society".... Robert A. Heinlein
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I found a "Dickies" brand work belt at Walley World that does a pretty good job. It's nice and thick and sturdy, and wasn't very expensive either. Holds my .357/.44 magnums in OWB holsters well, and works great with IWB holsters. Most of their other belts I wouldn't waste money on for a gun belt, but the Dickies is much sturdier.Tom
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