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Best Gun Belts for Everyday Carry

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A quality belt is the foundation for any proper holster carry. You want a belt that really distributes weight evenly along your waistline, besides keeping your pants up and holding up to the rigors of daily use.

NicTaylor00 gives a good explanation of what he feels is the best everyday carry belt.

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  1. Safariland L830 You can get them for under $30. I have had mine for 3 years (about one year of wear as I have two different sizes, depending on what i’m carrying

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  2. I’ve had a Galco SB3 dress belt that has lasted me about a decade thus far (though I’ve gone up a hole on sizing). It regularly carries my full-size HK45 in an OWB holster and carried a P7 prior. For $75-100, you can’t do much better.

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  3. Absolutely, positively, totally, a good shooting. Fact: Suspect armed with a deadly weapon, within 21 feet distance of officer, refused to comply and drop the weapon after at least 13 commands to do so. Suspect advances on officer, and is shot center mass. Even if the officers had a tazer, this was not a tazer situation. Suspect obviously had serious mental issues, as he did not know what his gender identity was. Check with almost every police agency in the U.S. and you will find this shooting /use of force was well within any “use of force” policy. The police did their job, Period.

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  4. “set up timeout error: set up took longer than 30 seconds to complete”

    i immediately thought, “good, i won’t have to pause the vid.”

    “a better belt” does nice work; perfect horsehide. i wear it everyday.

    and my lenwood belt makes deagle carry a thing.

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  5. “The nearest armed police were busy training that day, some 40 miles from the scene of the crime.”

    And yet unarmed cops are vastly superior and obviously we just need more gun control.

    Makes the blood boil.

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  6. My condolences, it’s a bad outcome all around. At least RF didn’t provide willful intent. Follow the rule of law. PotG have to decide if it’s worth disarming and risk having your firearm stolen from your vehicle in order to patronize an establishment. I honestly avoid being a patron of such places.

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  7. 30 years ago the suicidal young man would have been hauled off to jail in too tight handcuffs and torn clothes, with a bloody nose. Today’s cops aren’t going to risk their lives to take down a suicidal kid who doesn’t want to hurt them anyway. Which is their right, they don’t have to risk their lives for their jobs.

    But in exercising that right, LEOs give up any right to claim that society owes them a damn thing for “putting their lives on the line for you every day”, when they steadfastly refuse to put their lives on the line in real life.

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  8. I try my best to not support anti-gun establishments. I live in Pennsylvania surrounded by anti-gun states. I do not like to go to, much less spend money in NJ, NY, and MD. Recently did a trip to OBX North Carolina. Planned the trip so as not to stop in Md for anything. They can all suck it!

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  9. Think about it… if somebody wanted to commit a crime with a long gun, at some point, they’d have to carry it openly because we now know, thanks to the NFA, that long guns cannot be concealed. And if we trust the wisdom of the NFA (I know I do), then it follows that nobody will commit a crime with a long gun in California. This is actually a pretty brilliant move on their part. I can’t believe they waited this long to do it.

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