Hunting Belt
Hunting Belt
Can someone lead me to a quality ammo belts? I dont want to spen over $50 but I want a belt that will hold up. Any recomendations?
- Greg Jennings
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Re: Hunting Belt
Could you point to an example something like what you want?
I hunt in a vest like this but with mesh and pockets that are different: http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/store ... erralID=NA .
Some people like a "strap vest" something like this: http://www.gundogsonline.com/hunting-cl ... hu100.html .
I hunt in a vest like this but with mesh and pockets that are different: http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/store ... erralID=NA .
Some people like a "strap vest" something like this: http://www.gundogsonline.com/hunting-cl ... hu100.html .
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- kbshorthairs
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Re: Hunting Belt
I have a version of the "stap vest." It is the most flexible for me since I can wear it over tons of clothes if the snow is blowing, or over a t-shirt while training or during the early season.
- jcorcoran
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Re: Hunting Belt
These are more than $50, but well built. http://www.uplandgear.com/
I have had mine for a few years and use it for everything. The back game pouch comes off and you can use it for trap. I don't usually carry the water bottles, butt hey are handy to add on.
I have not ever worn a strap vest, but I hear they are comfortable. This works well if you just want a belt.
I have had mine for a few years and use it for everything. The back game pouch comes off and you can use it for trap. I don't usually carry the water bottles, butt hey are handy to add on.
I have not ever worn a strap vest, but I hear they are comfortable. This works well if you just want a belt.
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Re: Hunting Belt
They have the blaze orange one on sale for $52.50. They sound like a well made versatile belt. I ordered one today.These are more than $50, but well built. http://www.uplandgear.com/
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Re: Hunting Belt
If you are looking for a leather shell belt, Cabella's has them for about $40. "Grouse Tales" by Ken Szabo used to sell them, maybe still do. They are Amish made. I have the Amish made belts in 20 & 12 and love them. Takes the weight off the shoulders. I never hunt without them. I turn mine around with the buckle in the back which puts the shells out front.
TOM D.
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Re: Hunting Belt
Contact Dion @ Redhaw Supply.
He supplies all NSTRA handlers with their shell belts.
Here is a link with his phone number.
http://www.nstra.org/files/OfficialNSTRAClothing.pdf
He supplies all NSTRA handlers with their shell belts.
Here is a link with his phone number.
http://www.nstra.org/files/OfficialNSTRAClothing.pdf