Warren
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So how is it that cowboys and other gun belt wearers of the old days kept said belt from sliding down their bodies?
There were no loops that it slid through and no over the shoulder strap to keep it up and some of these dudes were as skinny as a popsicle on a hot day, so what kept the belt up?
All that walking or bouncing around on horseback I'd expect that the belt would start sliding and many people upon taking another step would find the belt around their ankles.
So school me on this please.
There were no loops that it slid through and no over the shoulder strap to keep it up and some of these dudes were as skinny as a popsicle on a hot day, so what kept the belt up?
All that walking or bouncing around on horseback I'd expect that the belt would start sliding and many people upon taking another step would find the belt around their ankles.
So school me on this please.