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    John, What I like the most about the belt is the country of origen,Enjoy
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    One of the neatest belts I've ever seen was at a leather shop in Puerto Vallarta. It was made of snake skin and the buckle was the snake's head. How's that for using the whole animal? lol
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    No "Like" button for that,,,,,,,,,,,a snake that close to my Privates all day, would leave me feeling a little uncomfortable, to say the least,,,
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    I have a leather Dillon belt I used to wear a good bit. It is 2 ply with a nice heavy brass buckle w/roller. It has shrunk through the years and I have had to add an extra hole.....I also wear a good bit of "Riggers belts". I wore them for years in uniform and still like them. I am now (like right now) wearing a Wilderness Instructor's belt with my G36 @ 4 o' clock. I like it a lot. It is the black one about 2-3 sizes too big. They advise you get the belt big and they are right. It is nice, American made and guaranteed/warrantied. I thought about the 5/11 belt, but could find nothing on the site about where it was made, or any kind of guarantee. The Wilderness has been around since the early 80s.
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    Saddleback leather has some nice belts. Bill's khakis has some too, made in the U.S though pricey. I don't know if they are still in operation or not but Galco was pretty well known among LEO's.
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