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rmr1923 wrote: actually it was a reference to "A Christmas Story" when the leg-lamp comes in and the box is labeled "Fragile"... the dad says "Fruh-gee-lee... must be Italian"
WildBill wrote:Back on topic. I was looking at some gunbelts yesterday. Galco leather belts and 5.11 Operator belts. I didn't care for either one of them. I have a couple of Beltman bullhide belts and two Wilderness Instructor belts. I thought that both of my belts were much better than the Galco and 5.11 Tactical.
Absolutely!!! But... the Beltman cost me quite a bit more money than the 5.11 I gave away. Beltman, by the way, resized my belt for me free after I lost 4 inches off my ample waist line. I don't know if they advertise such things but they sure as heck took care of me.Just for the record. I did not point out the spelling error. I run a business and couldn't care less how a person spells frugileUSA1 wrote:Oops, misspelled that didn't I.rmr1923 wrote:fru-gee-lee? must be ItalianUSA1 wrote:03Lightningrocks wrote: I prefer "frugile".
. I have no idea how the quotes show me as being the spelling teacher.I thought "economy minded" was complimentary.USA1 wrote:Are you calling me cheap?03Lightningrocks wrote: Not my style but priced for economy minded folks.
I prefer "frugile".
Hey 03Lightningrocks , welcome back! good to see you around again.
Thanks for the welcome back. 
Another nod to Beltman. Beltman makes a quality belt. I had a 5.11 and it seemed cheap to me. It was stiff alright. But not from quality leather. The leather is cheap looking. They sew metal or plastic inside it. Not my style but priced for economy minded folks.function12 wrote:The belt man belt. http://www.thebeltman.net/ Worth the wait and the price ALL day long.
