Gun Belt Blog

By James England | Contributing Editor

Law enforcement routinely stop gun owners who carry every single day without incident. The vast majority of police and state troopers appear to support most law-abiding citizens' right to carry. That said, police generally appreciate the respect shown to be returned in due form...

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

We all have some fort of EDC setup. For some people that just consists of their wallet and cell phone, but those people won’t be prepared for all of the different defensive situations that could arise throughout the day. People who carry open or concealed are usually the type of people who like to be in charge of their own safety. Having the perfect EDC setup goes a long way towards building strong habits and reinforcing a daily carry routine...

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

If you carry a gun for self-defense and live in an area where the winters get cold, windy, and snowy, it is important to consider several factors that will affect the way you carry a gun. Bulky winter clothes and icy air can affect everything from safely drawing and holstering your weapon to your accuracy and trigger control.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

However, despite the fact that buying a gun owner a great gift isn’t as easy as it might sound, it also isn’t impossible. Read on for some tips on buying your favorite gun owner everything from a new gun to a great gun belt in the perfect size.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

With 2015 about ready to come to a close, there have been a lot of great wins for the concealed carry and open carry communities. So hitch up your gun belts and let’s take a look at some of them below.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

There are a lot of different questions floating around gun belts and how necessary they are for carrying a sidearm. Today we are going to take a look at some of the most common customer service questions we have received so far and do our best to answer them.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

s the owner of a Concealed Carry Permit, it is your responsibility to follow the law and rules associated with owning that permit. That includes being aware of the date on which your permit expires and how your state and county handles the CCW renewal process. This process can vary state by state and even county by county so it is important for any gun owner to be aware of such things.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

For many people who go through the training and licensing procedure to earn a concealed carry permit, carrying a weapon every day for protection and self-defense becomes second nature. Part of their morning ritual becomes holstering their concealed carry handgun of choice and heading out for the day. Their gun becomes an extension of themselves and they feel naked without it. However, there are some people who gradually begin to stop carrying concealed every day for a myriad of reasons.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

Owning a firearm of any kind comes with the responsibility of being a knowledgeable and safe gun owner. Mistakes are made when there are unknowns involved and every gun owner should strive to be as knowledgeable and responsible as possible. The following handgun tips are information that every gun owner needs to know and be familiar with.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

For the most part, the best width for a gun belt is a highly subjective area of discussion. Some people are going to personally prefer varying gun belt widths for a wide range of reasons. Being comfortable and having a properly secured and holstered firearm are what matter the most. However, both of those things are affected by gun belt width so it is an important subject to discuss.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

If you already own a belt to wear with your gun holster, you might be asking yourself why you should bother purchasing a strong handgun belt. That is a understandable question. Why make another purchase when you already own something that should do the same job as a specialized gun belt?

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

For many people a belt is a belt. As long as it fits, it works. However, that does not hold true when it comes to people who wear a handgun in a holster every day. For us concealed and open carriers, a gun belt needs to be much more than just a regular belt. There are a lot of differences that set gun belts apart from regular belts in both form and function. Let’s talk about some of the major differences...

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

For many people, all a belt needs to do is securely hold up their pants and match their outfit. Anything beyond that isn’t really necessary and a belt from just about any store will do. However, gun owners and especially those that conceal carry, are a much more demanding group when it comes to their gun belt. Not just any old belt will do and not all gun belts are created equal...

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

Bigfoot Gun Belts is proud to introduce the product lineup for their Untamed Series of leather gun belts. Featuring three different models of belt that are all available in either brown or black, the Untamed Series is meant to put high-quality and dependable gun belts in the hands of serious firearm enthusiasts. Here is a closer look at the different models of belt in the Untamed Series...

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

A quality leather gun belt is an essential part of any handgun shooter’s accessory arsenal. Not only does it keep your pants up and your holster secure, but it also adds a new dimension to your style. The best part about a leather gun belt is the fact that they can last for years and years with the proper type of care. Follow these steps to make sure that your leather gun belt stays in tip top shape, and looking good, for years to come.

By Brian Belko | Contributing Editor

Owning and using a quality gun belt can make all the difference in the world between a comfortable and secure place for your gun holster and weapon and an unreliable connection between you and your holster. It might not sound like a very important part of your everyday carry setup, but the exact opposite is true. Lets find out why...

By James England | Contributing Editor

With inside and outside the waistband holster, a good gun belt makes a huge difference. In addition with more compact holsters that hook inside the waistline of a pair of trousers, a true gun belt made of sturdy material is highly recommended. At the minimum, a quality gun belt will provide support to ensure that your pants don't sag while you're carrying a concealed firearm. But what constitutes a gun belt?