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  1. #11
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    I've been wearing the same two Wilderness Instructor belts since 2007.

    One's a five stitch and one is a CSM. Neither hasn't failed me yet and don't see the need to try anything else.

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    Another vote for Wilderness Frequent Flyer.



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    Quote Originally Posted by J0hnny View Post
    Ares Aegis. Infinitely adjustable and doesn’t scream gun belt. Don’t let the big buckle fool you, it’s countour allows your cover garment to drape with no hot spots.

    https://www.aresgear.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=454

    Available from your Brownells etc
    Another vote for Ares Aegis. Love'em.

    Crossbreed also makes a leather belt with the Ares belt buckle.
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  4. #14
    Another vote for the Graith Specialist! I’ve never before experienced their level of customer service and the Specialist is an outstanding belt.


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  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by TGS View Post
    Another vote for Ares Aegis. Love'em.

    Crossbreed also makes a leather belt with the Ares belt buckle.
    So does Mean Gene, I have a couple of those too

    http://www.meangeneleather.com/shop/...ry-aegis-belt/

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    Quote Originally Posted by J0hnny View Post
    So does Mean Gene, I have a couple of those too

    http://www.meangeneleather.com/shop/...ry-aegis-belt/
    Awesome, I didn't know about them. Thanks for sharing!
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    Everyone should have a Wilderness 5 Stitch belt in the closet, though I like the Talon Tactical belt as well. I can recommend either.

    If you application is specifically AIWB, I'll add my voice to those recommending the Graith Specialist. I prefer the Wilderness or Talon Tactical designs for OWB as they provide a bit more stiffness to support the weight of the holster, but the Specialist is a favorite for AIWB, thanks to the minimalist buckle and additional flexibility.
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    I'm a big fan of the Graith Specialist. I have a couple and wear them everyday unless I need to dress up, then nice leather from JRC comes out.

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    The budget option is an Uncle Mike's Instructor Belt.
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    Wound up with a Mastermind* AIWB a couple of years ago as a PF Supporter gift.
    Absolutely perfect. The current Specialist looks pretty similar, and I'd get one in a heartbeat.


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