keith44spl
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I was pleased to see that his is an old thread! Otherwise, here we go again.
No one knows what a 'good gun belt' is. Those who think they do, would have to define it as 'wide as possible, thick, stiff, with a sturdy buckle'.
More important is that this definition of a 'good' gun belt only came into being because of really bad holster design: top heavy. A thin, soft belt will readily carry your loaded pistol inside a very-well-designed holster if it's at least wide enough; which I would define as 1.5" minimum. I test my holsters on a personally-acquired, certified Walmart belt of that width.
The 'barrel band' belts that the cognoscenti recommend came from the competition pistoleros of the '70s who were dialing it all back from the wide buscadero belts of Fast Draw and Mountain Men shoots. For them it was a compromise! But for daily use it's a ridiculous concept.
Don't get a 'good' gunbelt. Get a good holster, which for concealment at least includes low center-of-gravity (so NOT a Bianchi Askins Avenger).
Red,
That makes me laugh out loud.....Any one that wears a sidearm daily knows.
Just how often do you wear a real sidearm in your daily travels?
All My Best,
Dave