I know that the OP specified leather but I would offer a suggestion to check out the Galco Instructor Belt. After years of using leather, I decided to try the Galco Instructor Belt and I am impressed. It wears well, fits most holsters and pants and is infinitely adjustable. And they cost about $40.
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good sturdy gun belt
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rantingredneck
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I'm another satisfied Beltman customer. I went with the horsehide version. Very happy with it.
Jake Balam
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simplyrugged.com has basic, durable, reasonably priced belts in 1.5" and 1.75", ready for internet order, and pretty quick on delivery.
Stepping up in price categories, andrewsleather.com has some very nice belts, but you have to call Sam to order, as his site doesn't have order capability. I was drooling over one of the belts he had in his shop a while ago - tigershark leather. For a demonstration of its toughness, Sam scratched it with my car keys - and didn't leave a mark. But I'm just not in the market for a $400 belt just now.... one of these days, though.
Sam's non-exotic belts are much more reasonably priced, but he does have some interesting exotic leathers (belts and holsters, both).
Stepping up in price categories, andrewsleather.com has some very nice belts, but you have to call Sam to order, as his site doesn't have order capability. I was drooling over one of the belts he had in his shop a while ago - tigershark leather. For a demonstration of its toughness, Sam scratched it with my car keys - and didn't leave a mark. But I'm just not in the market for a $400 belt just now.... one of these days, though.
Sam's non-exotic belts are much more reasonably priced, but he does have some interesting exotic leathers (belts and holsters, both).
Rifleman1776
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Until this thread I had never heard of the Beltman. Long ago I gave up and now just make my own. I order the blanks from leather suppliers, Tandy is OK, and make what I want.
OTOH, for non-leather, Uncle Mikes are excellent.
OTOH, for non-leather, Uncle Mikes are excellent.
Have mine for about a year and still going strong...
http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=43
http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=43
Shawn Thompson
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Try www.looperlawenforcement.com
Looper puts out an excellent product, and at a much more reasonable price.
Looper puts out an excellent product, and at a much more reasonable price.