I use one that I had made when I ordered a custom holster from HBE Leather a few years back. The holster and I didn't agree but the belt is great. I wanted it sturdy enough for a steel 1911. Its double thick leather. roughly 1/4" thick (I'm not kidding I just checked it with a tape measure).
What I'd recommend is to see what the place that you decide to order your holster from has. A quality belt it required for comfort. I started out with a cheapie Wal-mart leather belt, it was ok for a few hours. After that I used an Uncle Mikes belt (I don't know the model but it has a plastic insert) that I found on clearance. It was better than the old one. I do still keep it around as a spare or for when I'm just messing around the house in shorts and I toss my M85 into a pocket. But until you try a real gunbelt you don't realize what you're missing.
That site looks interesting. The prices are about what the good gunbelts run. From what I read in my quick look around I'd order from them. As I like the CTAC holster I'd order one with the velcro option but if you aren't planning on that holster (or something similar) there isn't a point to adding it.
Steelheart
What I'd recommend is to see what the place that you decide to order your holster from has. A quality belt it required for comfort. I started out with a cheapie Wal-mart leather belt, it was ok for a few hours. After that I used an Uncle Mikes belt (I don't know the model but it has a plastic insert) that I found on clearance. It was better than the old one. I do still keep it around as a spare or for when I'm just messing around the house in shorts and I toss my M85 into a pocket. But until you try a real gunbelt you don't realize what you're missing.
That site looks interesting. The prices are about what the good gunbelts run. From what I read in my quick look around I'd order from them. As I like the CTAC holster I'd order one with the velcro option but if you aren't planning on that holster (or something similar) there isn't a point to adding it.
Steelheart
