Daltech Force Steel Core Reinforced Leather Gun Belt - Thick Gun Belts for Concealed Carry CCW

Like many gun people, I own a large box full of holsters and a hanging rack full of gun belts. My belts range in price from $20 to $150+ and have no-core, plastic-core, and steel-core. Some are made from tactical webbing and some from thick, beautiful leather (and everything in between). Some have Velcro, Cobra buckles, D-rings, Titanium buckles, and the list goes on.I use some of them for special purposes. But the one I grab almost ever day is the Daltach Force Bullbelt. It’s the perfect thickness, is super stable (and comfortable!), is made of very nice leather, and looks great. It also is made so you can swap out the belt buckle, which is nice. (I don’t like buckles with the “roller” on the buckle that makes it earsier to pull the belt tight. They make noise and, in my opinion, cheapen the look of the belt, though in this belt’s case, it’s a very well-made buckle, just not my style).One final thing - the leather on the belt appears to be impervious to scratches (the kind that show a lighter color on the leather). I’m not sure how they’ve done it, but it’s pretty amazing.If someone would have directed me to this belt when I was purchasing my first one, I would never have bought another everyday gun belt. This belt is the best!

This is the answer for a sturdy foundation for belt-mounted accessories. Not a treat to thread into the belt loops but really is the way to go. Would buy again.

Excellent product .. Very heavy duty and the leather and color are perfect

The belt seems well built. I would recommend this belt to anyone in need of a belt for holster use, or even just normal non-CCW use. It seems much more comfortable than a standard "normal" belt when I was wearing it without CCW. I'm still waiting to get my permit in a few weeks, so I don't have any CCW usage in with the belt yet. But trying it around the house with my Shield .45 in a CYA IWB kydex, it seems fine.I have to give it a 4/5 though, because my belt arrived with a light scuff in the finish. I'm not certain if got scuffed from shipping, or if they sent it in this condition. My belt came packed in a zip lock bag that was stuffed into a bubble mailer. Even if it was shipping damage, I'm going to have to blame Daltech for this one since it wasn't packaged all that well. Wrapping it in paper would have been an easy way to prevent any scuffing.Another note, I wear size 44 Wranglers, so I ordered the size 46 belt from what the chart said. I only have 3 extra holes of larger adjustment if I wear the belt tight and without a holster. With a IWB holster, There is only 2 holes left so I am on the limit of this belt fitting. You may want to buy one size larger than the chart says. I don't foresee myself gaining any weight, but I'm debating weather I should just keep the belt I received, or ask to trade for a larger one.

I ordered 3 leather gun belts, different brands but similar quality. All were purchased for gifts.This one was my favorite and I would definately order again.This was a gift for my husband and he loves it. It's a beautiful belt, easy to slide thru belt loops and holsters, and easy to buckle. It holds his Sig M18 without issues.I would definately reccommend this belt.

very good gun belt

Unfortunately, TWO times in a row I was delivered a belt 10 inches shorter than what I had ordered, so I could not use it and had to return.However the belt seemed very sturdy and looked good. Shame.

I'll be blunt... If you need a carry belt, get it. If you're fat and need a belt that won't roll over on account of your extra width, get it.I needed a new carry belt, but I also wanted an every day belt that didn't roll/curl on account of my increased displacement.This thing is SUPER sturdy, like hold your pants open for you and allow you to put them on 2 legs at a time! its been holding up great over the last 5 weeks, both in daily carry/non-carry situations.I wear a 44-46 pant, got the 48, it fits great. Hopefully it'll keep fitting as I lose some more weight.