Good Belt?

[mblat]

I am looking for 1-1/2" belts, brown and black that can be worn as everyday belts and also can support holsters if need to be. AND I don't want to pay a fortune.

Any recommendations?

Thank you

[The SoCal Gunner]

Check out Rafter Gunleather.

[stevie]

Beltman is good, only a small fortune not large.

[esskay]

If you're not looking for leather, the Wilderness belts are very nice. For everyday wear I'd probably get black so the velcro is not noticeable.

[Black Majik]

Beltman is always a good choice.

I've been using a Milt Sparks belt which is holding up quite well and hasn't lost it's strength any.

[DRSFEFA]

Don Hume. Mines 4 years old. Stain is worn as can be from holster wear. The leather itself is still strong as ever.

[rkt88edmo]

The Wilderness, 1.5" Frequent Flyer is a nice belt. Doesnt' quite make it to business casual but does everything else without being noticeably tacticool.

[BillCA]

Try Mernickle's Holsters in Nevada. Small business, great guy & family to work with.

I have one of his belts that's 3 years old. Excellent value for the money.

[Turbinator]

I have a Dillon gun belt that cost me about $50 - not sure if they still cost the same. This thing is thick, I think it could literally be used as a weapon if you needed it. Problem is, the leather is so thick, I don't think you could mount some gun holsters or mag pouches through the belt loops. I actually find some regular leather belts that are thinner to be just as handy and useful for what I need, and durable enough too.

Turby

[gotgunz]

Try Mernickle's Holsters in Nevada. Small business, great guy & family to work with.

I have one of his belts that's 3 years old. Excellent value for the money.

X10000!!!!!!

I have 3 of his belts, several mag holders and holsters. I highly recommend his stuff.

Best deals on it are usually at the Reno gun show at the Hilton (or whatever they are calling it now).

[trinydex]

thanks for the great belt sources!