Finally found a cheap and good gun belt

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mfcmb

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I've been looking for quite awhile for a gunbelt that is inexpensive, attractive and effective, and that I wouldn't mind getting roughed up. I've finally found what I wanted.

It is the Boston Leather (bostonleather.com) model 6582 belt:
o 1-1/2" wide
o black only
o silver or gold-colored buckle
o satin, "Clarino" or basketweave finish
o about 1/4" thick
o stiff enough to support a full-size gun, but supple enough to be comfortable.

I've been wearing one while doing landscaping work for the past three months and it still looks great. If you look closely you will see lots of indentations that I've made while working, and lots of tiny wrinkles where it's been flexed the most, but from normal viewing distances it looks sleek and deep black.

I also like that, the way it's finished (I got the satin finish), it looks dressier than most of my other gunbelts.

I bought two in July 2014 at copsplus.com (because they had the gold buckle) for $18 each. It's also available from Lapolicegear.com (with the silver buckle only) for $16 each.


I do have a number of custom gun belts costing as much as $90 each, but at those prices I can't afford to rough them up. This belt looks like it will hold up well for many years, will effectively support all my handguns, and if I destroy it it's cheap to replace.

(cross-posted to Defensive Carry)
 
Boston Leather makes some excellent products for a great price

Which is great because I tend to destroy belts within 1-2 year max

Lately I've been running a Maxpedition Liger belt through my loops

They got me interested with their chart showing how its resistant to things like blood and water where other gun belts aren't

I'm hoping this belt lasts me longer than average, but maybe ill pick up one of those Boston Leather belts to swap in every so often
 
I can do it, but wouldn't it just be easier to give a link to the belt you like?

Now I have to guess if this is the belt you like. http://bostonleather.com/content/1-12-duty-leather-belt

The above link gets me to the sight, then I have to search for "belts", then I get six belt category options, then I have to figure out which category the OP's belt would be in, then I have to figure out which 6582 version the OP is talking about, is it the E version, or the ST version, or just the plain old 6582?

I've got no connection to the maker, but if you like the product enough to comment on it, do the maker (and your fellow forum members) a favor and share the website and product with the "fella's".
 
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