Impala is absolutely right. I've worn my Murray belt for years. Holsters, knives, grenade pouches with rifle mags in them, etc. Still looks good, still going strong. The curved bias he cuts the leather, in addition to the quality of the leather is the ticket.
VIK leather in san antonio ,tx,,,have had several belts made my vic and they are great. quality leather and craftsmanship,,, visit his web site for contact info,,,khh
Posts: 104 | Location: south of san antonio | Registered: 03 July 2006
I just purchased a new pistol belt from Galco. It's very stiff, no pistol sag, and comes in various widths. Check them out online, prices are reasonable and I think you will be pleased.
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I'm amazed no one has mentioned Bianchi. I have been wearing one of their belts daily for over 20 years and it's still a nice looking belt. Have never seen a piece of their leather work that was not the standard others were judged by. Most of my holsters are theirs and all my belts are.
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Posts: 2786 | Location: Green Valley,Az | Registered: 04 January 2005
Beretta also makes (rather has made) in the USA a nice looking belt. They, smartly, use Chicago screws (versus snaps on Filson) to hold the buckle on, which will allow you to change the buckle if you want. The Chicago screws are a good idea and a modification I do to the Filson belts. Just be sure to put a drop of loctite to keep them from unscrewing when the buffalo starts to charge!