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    Hey Everyone,

    I recently purchased a Crossbreed Super Tuck for my Glock 19, and I was thinking about buying a good gun belt to go along with it. I've heard great things about the 1 1/2 in Gunners Alley Gun Belt, but wondered if there were any equally good belts for cheaper than $70? Thanks in advance!

    http://www.gunnersalley.com/product/..._Gun_Belt.html

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    I've worn one of these for 5 years, and have never had any issues with it. After shipping though, you're close to that $70 price tag, and even closer if your waist is over 46 inches.

    http://www.tedblockerholsters.com/J.php

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    Dillon Precision makes one of the nicest belts I have ever seen, but it is $70.00
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    I have been hunting for a belt for a while, and have been asking all my buddies. They all like the Wilderness Gunbelts.

    http://store.thewilderness.com/produ...oducts_id=1186

    They recommend the 5 stitch version for a stiffer belt. The black ones that my buddies had were very nice looking belts. And some of them say they wear them all the time. This is one heck of a belt, doulbing as a repelling harness in a pinch. It runs around $40.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loudcherokee View Post
    Ditto, I have one that I wear for work, daily, going on 10 years now.

    Another recommendation is http://thebeltman.net
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mtbkski View Post
    I have been hunting for a belt for a while, and have been asking all my buddies. They all like the Wilderness Gunbelts.

    http://store.thewilderness.com/produ...oducts_id=1186

    They recommend the 5 stitch version for a stiffer belt. The black ones that my buddies had were very nice looking belts. And some of them say they wear them all the time. This is one heck of a belt, doulbing as a repelling harness in a pinch. It runs around $40.
    I wear a wilderness tactical belt daily.

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    I have a 5.11 leather casual belt in 1.5inch. It has a permastiff insert for carrying a sidearm. I paid like $40 for it and it works good for me. Eventually I will get a Beltman, but for now this works. I also use a 5.11 Trainer Belt in 1.5 inch. Paid like $25 for it and it works great with IWB carry.

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    I too have been looking for a good gun belt. What about contoured vs. straight? Some say the contoured is more comfortable, others can't tell the difference. Any opinions?

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    5.11's Trainer and Operator belts are (to my understanding) Wilderness clones. I have used the Trainer belt and thought it was great. It goes for $30 from LA Police Gear.

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    Under $50...Wilderness 5 stitch. The Galco and UM are cheaper and work ok but Wilderness is a real quality piece of gear. Gunner's Alley belts are made by The Beltman. A quality leather double layer gun belt for less than $70 would be a steal. If you find one, let me know. I'll buy a bunch of them.

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