Kore Essentials 1.5″ Tactical Gun Belt | X11 Buckle

Description

GUN BELT DETAILS

Gun Buckles:

Kore Essentials offers a wide variety of heavy-duty ratcheting buckles (4.5 cm x 6 cm) designed to work with our gun belts. Buckles are constructed of either high-grade, zinc alloy, with an electroplated gunmetal or black powder-coat finish, or solid stainless steel (all contain nickel). The buckle mechanism features our Kore designed and patented, spring-loaded system that’s durable, reliable and won’t stick.

All gun buckles enlist the use of 2 set screws (M4 x 7 mm length), and a row of teeth, to securely hold the belts into the buckles. This upgraded system is extremely secure. An Allen wrench is included (2 mm).

Choose any of our X-series gun buckles (1.5″ wide) or beefier Garrison (1.75″ wide) styles. The only difference between buckle models is the style & width – the functionality is identical.

Gun Belts:

Kore EDC gun belts feature a 10” virtually indestructible, hidden track with 40+ size positions to adjust with. Now you can precisely adjust your gun belt in small 1/4” increments for a perfect fit. It’s the ultimate concealed carry belt for work, play, the range, or even out on the town.

All our gun belts (leather & tactical) feature our Proprietary Reinforced Power-Core™ center. This unique blend makes our belts sturdy and stiff enough to support your firearm and gear with out any sag, yet flexible enough to sit, walk, or move in all day. It’s the most secure, comfortable gun belt you will ever wear.

EDC Leather & Tactical Gun Belts are 1.5″ wideand 5 mm thick, and designed for IWB, OWB and Appendix carry situations. EDC Belts come in regular sizes (24″ to 54″) and XL sizes to fit waist up to 72″. Check sizes when ordering.

Garrison Leather and Tactical Belts are 1.75″ wide belts and designed for the range, excursions, training or law enforcement. Due to there width they are not ideal for IWB or Appendix. Garrison Belts come in one size that fits any waist from 24″ up to 54″. Check sizes when ordering.

Leather gun belts are constructed using 2 full-length pieces of Full Grain Buffalo leather or Top Grain leather and designed to support loads up to a maximum of 6 lbs. for Full Grain and 4lbs. for Top Grain (that’s total gear weight). These belts are not designed to serve as tactical or duty belts, but rather EDC belts for work, play, dress, casual and a night out on the town.

Kore nylon web tactical belts are stiffer and more rigid than our leather gun belts, and intended to support heavier loads and more gear. Constructed using Nylon Web outer layer (rated to 500 lbs.), Reinforced Power-Core Center™ and Super-Fiber inner liner for added strength and durability. Tactical belts are designed to support holstered firearms or gear up to a maximum of 8 lbs. (total weight). Due to the stiffness of our tactical belts they include a Belt Keeper to keep the belt tip flush with your pants.

Note:

Gun buckles and belts are NOT interchangeable with any of our Classic Fashion buckles or belts. EDC Gun belts are wider and thicker than our fashion belts. If a particular belt color or style does not appear in the selection menu we may be temporarily sold out.

SIZING GUN BELTS

Gun belts are ONE-SIZE and FIT ANY WAIST from 24” up to 44″  [XL & Tactical belts up to 54″]

Here’s how to trim your new belt for a perfect fit. It’s easy and only takes a minute to do.

1. On the back of the belt we printed a sizing ruler. Locate your pant size on the ruler – ADD 4 inches and CUT – using sharp, heavy-duty scissors.
2. For example, if your pant size is 32” – cut the belt at 36” mark. If your pant size is is close to the maximum – do NOT cut the belt. Proceed to step 3.
3. Using the wrench that is included, loosen the screws on the back of the buckle.
4. Insert cut or blunt end of belt into buckle teeth and clamp down firmly. It’s OK to use force if needed (use tabletop for leverage) –  the buckle won’t break.
5. Tighten the screws until they are flush with the buckle.  You will get resistance.
6. Feed belt around your waist (L to R), thru buckle and the first belt loop. Pull until belt feels snug.
7. Ideally, your belt tip should extend beyond the first belt loop by 2-3 inches. If your belt is too long – just remove the buckle and trim off one inch at a time until the desired length is achieved. Cut with Caution.