[southy]

Well, ive been saving lately for a new 22/45 LC rifle but i figured i needed a new belt to carry a little more comfortably. So because of the rifle belt budget was a little small. i remembered a thread months ago about Dickies belts at wallyworld. i gave it a try. so far, for one month, its holding up decently. i have a SOB holster and wear my pants a little on the baggy side anyways. This belt is an ok compromise for those on a budget that feel they need a better belt but cant afford a tucker or don hume belt right now. and best part was that it was only $10-12. Thought some people might think this useful.

 

[DigMe]

I have a Wal-Mart Dickies belt. I've had it for a long time. It doesn't even compare to my gun belts (the Rafter S or the Gunner's Alley belt) even with an extra 1/2 inch of width. It's hard to really understand until you actually try it yourself. Belts like the Dickies belt just don't have the stability of a good gun belt. It won't last as long either but for me the main thing is the performance.

brad cook

 

[SA-XDOwner/Fan]

Best Leather "Gun Belt" for the money imho...

I got one of these as a x-mass gift about 7 years ago, it's really rugged - and although at just under $50.00 seems high - it's built like a Tank.

It's dual layered Leather - and all the brass is forged and replacable - I have used it for just about everything.

http://dillonprecision.com/template/p.cfm?maj=21&min=3&dyn=1&

 

[Paladin]

Dig Me,

Of the Rafter S and the Gunner's Alley belts, which do you prefer and why?

 

[DigMe]

Dig Me,

Of the Rafter S and the Gunner's Alley belts, which do you prefer and why?

I kind of go back and forth on that. It's hard to say because I haven't had them both for a long time yet but you can't go wrong with either. See the other belt thread for more details. I just posted there.

brad cook