Range Belt

The First Tactical Range Belt 1.75" is strong enough to hold up a holster but also comfortable and lightweight enough to move with the body in action.

March 29, 2016

Cut on a curve to hang on the waist and reduce jutting at the back or sides, the First Tactical Range Belt 1.75" is strong enough to hold up a holster but also comfortable and lightweight enough to move with the body in action.

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