What nail polish are you wearing there?you typically wear a "cover" garment (an untucked shirt over the pistol.. or a jacket... or a sweater, etc..)...
the holster is still on the belt.. you just conceal it with an article of clothing..
Good Quality Leather Belts
- Thread starter Hoshneer
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cgraunke
BoM March '14
A proper belt/holster combination can make all the difference.
http://www.tannergoods.com/collections/belts/products/standard-belt-natural-copper-1
Certainly on the expensive side, but I plan on not having to buy a new one for 10+ years. Wear it everyday for work and it gets a beating.
Certainly on the expensive side, but I plan on not having to buy a new one for 10+ years. Wear it everyday for work and it gets a beating.
nice!
I think you may have just given me the winner! I like this a lot.
I don't know how I missed this, and I may be late to the party, but I wear an Old Faithful gun belt and holster daily. Made in the USA and quality is amazing.
I tried the thickest leather belt I could find without buying an actual gun belt. Waste of money. Buy the gun belt.
http://oldfaithfulholsters.com
I tried the thickest leather belt I could find without buying an actual gun belt. Waste of money. Buy the gun belt.
http://oldfaithfulholsters.com
whodeeni
the Cigar "Gangsta" ;0(
Man, you gone have me F*** around and start ordering $90 belts! Damn, something told me not to click on this thread! Smh
cgraunke
BoM March '14
Just remember to spread that out over 15-20 years. All of a sudden it's really a cheap investment!
If your ever looking for a non gun belt check out www.bowenknife.com. I have been wearing the Wide ️Brown Belt with the wide single edge blade daily for the last 15 years. If it ever wears out, I will be getting another for sure. Still provides an option for safety without a firearm.
Bullhide Belts
www.bullhidebelts.com
www.bullhidebelts.com
Ordered one of these on a whim a few weeks back at the same time I ordered a holster (Kramer) for my new Kimber..
Ive worn Kramer belts and Kramer holsters forever.. and absolutely love them..
Only time will tell if the bullhide belt will last the way the Kramer does...
but.. I've gotta say.. my initial reaction is "I AM IMPRESSED"...
the leather is thick, and plenty rigid enough to easily support the weight of a full size pistol easily (the Kimber Ultra CDP wont be a problem at all)..
but is actually soft and supple on the surface.. and is very comfortable to wear..
And the price was right ($80.. vs $140 for the Kramer)..
Will report back in 2-3 years and let you know how it stands up against the Kramer!
A couple I was looking at in addition to the above
https://www.armourbelts.com/
http://www.abetterbeltusa.com/
https://www.armourbelts.com/
http://www.abetterbeltusa.com/
Hoshneer
Drew Estate NotRex
Well my belt failed today and it seemed like a decent one so I went and bought a new one at a tactical store. I am hoping this holds up. It's made by an American company in Chicago called Boston Belts.
I also bought some suspenders to go with it for support. I tend to stretch then because of my no butt syndrome.
I also bought some suspenders to go with it for support. I tend to stretch then because of my no butt syndrome.
Boston makes an ok belt. The double thick options listed above will do much better at holding up the weight of a ccw kimber though.Well my belt failed today and it seemed like a decent one so I went and bought a new one at a tactical store. I am hoping this holds up. It's made by an American company in Chicago called Boston Belts.
I also bought some suspenders to go with it for support. I tend to stretch then because of my no butt syndrome.
