Good belt for ccw
 

I'm looking for a good belt for ccw. I know this has been covered a million plus times but I have never found a good belt that did not fall apart after a month or two. Secondly I would like it to have a good secure locking mechanism as the d ring web belts tend to loosen up when I wear them. The third issue is I have no butt. Yes laugh out loud now!

From here my friend:thumbsup:

http://www.looperlawenforcement.com/

I got mine from Comp-Tac and am happy with my purchase.

I wear a Wilderness CSM.

Cabella's Double Duty Belt.I bought two because I noticed it held my pants up better so I wanted one for work too.I discovered a thicker more rigid belt doesn't have to be as tight to hold your pants up to the same level as a lesser belt.

Look no further than here>>> http://www.thebeltman.net/

Beltman makes great belts at a reasonable price. I have two and like both of them.

I can vouch for The Beltman.

[Apparently incorrect advice I've heard over and over by people who should know what they're talking about removed.]

My buddy bought two Beltmans they are the real deal. I will be buying a couple very soon.

I have a couple from the beltman. They are great!

Beltman for nice, Wilderness for casual. Been using a Wilderness 5-stitch for 6 years now and it's still in great condition.

I have an uncle mikes reinforced instructors belt. It works great and has great reviews. Many reviews state it is as good as the Wilderness stuff at half the price.

I've worn the same Wilderness five stitch instructor belt every day for four years and it still looks great.

:eyebrow: :shakehead:

Give Al a call.

http://www.agcustomgunleather.com/

I'm quoting here. If that is incorrect, please explain why it is incorrect rather than just being insulting.

No intention to insult you. Sorry if it seemed so.

I am not going to say they are lying, but I would like to see the width of the hides they are using to turn the leather perpendicular to their "strapping' cuts. That would call for a cow the size of a hippo. Additionally, leather doesn't have a "grain" in the sense that wood does. It wouldn't really do anything to turn the pieces.

While I've seen some of the Beltman belts and was quite impressed, I did wonder a bit when I read that quote.

The Beltman the best!!!

They make very good stuff. I think that is just voodoo marketing. I wasn't directing my smileys at Jtmac. Just the concept they are hawking.

While the "grain" (so to speak) exists at very small levels, I've never had the opportunity to test its resistance to stretching or deforming along any direction. I'll take your word for it since you're the leather expert.

I despise being wrong. That's why I don't actually take stances on things I do not know every detail of, and normally state things behind phrases like "it is my understanding" or "according to", etc... if I say anything at all. On the chance I do say something that's incorrect, I'm glad to be corrected.

Any word on that shark? :whistling: :supergrin:

It is supposed to be here this week. Haven't seen it yet though. I will e-mail you a pic when I get it.

Two I like and have are Don Hume and one from "The Beltman". The Don Hume is good, around $50 the Beltman is great, around $80. The Don Hume is worth $50 but the Beltman is worth more than its price, very good quality and wears very well.

Both leather, Don Hume is cow hide and the Beltman is bull hide.

This ^^^ as most all Cops sites have everything you'll ever need to CCW comfortably.

I have.... six Beltman belts? Four? Anyway, I first got my CCW in 2006 or 2007 and have worn a Beltman belt daily since that time. I sent them all back about a year or so ago and had them shortened/re-punched due to weight loss. I wear 'em with or without a gun, golfing, with a suit, literally every day as I own no other belts. No need IMO.