I don't, I stick the gun right in front of my crotch area (gotta make sure its a heavy gun like a desert eagle), then put on my thug life shirt and baseball cap backwards.  Then and only then am I ready fot battle.

I don't wear a battle belt even though I have a few.  I prefer a belt set up like the USGG contractor belt or the DSG Arms belt with the inner and outer velcro belt set ups.  I also run the G Code RTI connected to a Safariland offset drop and the Safariland SLS.  I teach multiple pistols on a regular basis and this set up allows me to quickly change from one pistol holster set up to another easily.  I also run Taco mag pouches to accommodate various sized mags.  Have been running this set up for quite some time.

I don't, I stick the gun right in front of my crotch area (gotta make sure its a heavy gun like a desert eagle), then put on my thug life shirt and baseball cap backwards.  Then and only then am I ready fot battle.

I have two USGG belts as well. Excellent stuff and great customer service. The wait times can be a challenge, but I still feel they are well worth it. For my first order, Robert took the time to call me to discuss personally to make sure I was getting the correct gear for my use. You don't get that kind of service very often.

I use one Contractors belt for IPSC and another for training. One thing I don't like about the G-Code RTI drop with the Safariland SLS is that it seems to rotate some and occasionally bind up of otherwise slow down the draw. I have another SLS with the drop leg configuration that I was planning on trying to see if that helps. I don't care for the leg strap, but something I'll try.

I alternate between the USGG and a HSGI SGPB. I'll also occasionally use Raven Concealment holster and pouches. Over the years, I've learned the hard way what doesn't work and it's always through shooting with the combination of gear that you have selected. I have a box full of stuff that I no longer really use because I found that I didn't care for it or it didn't work well.

should post some of the gear you don't use anymore maybe someone can make use of them I'm sure its some good stuff.

don't forget that you have to hold the handgun sideways

I have two USGG belts as well. Excellent stuff and great customer service. The wait times can be a challenge, but I still feel they are well worth it. For my first order, Robert took the time to call me to discuss personally to make sure I was getting the correct gear for my use. You don't get that kind of service very often.

I use one Contractors belt for IPSC and another for training. One thing I don't like about the G-Code RTI drop with the Safariland SLS is that it seems to rotate some and occasionally bind up of otherwise slow down the draw. I have another SLS with the drop leg configuration that I was planning on trying to see if that helps. I don't care for the leg strap, but something I'll try.

I alternate between the USGG and a HSGI SGPB. I'll also occasionally use Raven Concealment holster and pouches. Over the years, I've learned the hard way what doesn't work and it's always through shooting with the combination of gear that you have selected. I have a box full of stuff that I no longer really use because I found that I didn't care for it or it didn't work well.

Some guys run a leg strap even on the offset drop set ups.  I like the USGG as it was my first belt set up, but I don't like that the inner belt has the hook on it and the outer has the loop.  Wish it was reversed like the DSG belt.  I also have the USGG war belt, which IMO is one of THE best war belts, but I just don't use war belts anymore.  They are slowly becoming the drop leg holster of the 90's.  I am exactly the same way with going through gear etc and I am very particular about my set ups.  I T&E a ton of stuff and also have boxes full of gear and accessories.     

so what do you think will replace the battle belts? since its out of fashion.

Again IMO the USGG is one of THE best war belts out there.  Mine is fully kitted out and both my contractor belt and war belt are configured very similar, RTI wheel and all, just gotta swap holters on or off.  However the USGG war belt just sits in a box.  I have gotten rid of all of my other war belts including the ever popular Brokos.

You mind posting pics of your rig?  I'm interested in how you attach everything to a contractors belt and keep if from shifting.

Some guys run a leg strap even on the offset drop set ups.  I like the USGG as it was my first belt set up, but I don't like that the inner belt has the hook on it and the outer has the loop.  Wish it was reversed like the DSG belt.  I also have the USGG war belt, which IMO is one of THE best war belts, but I just don't use war belts anymore.  They are slowly becoming the drop leg holster of the 90's.  I am exactly the same way with going through gear etc and I am very particular about my set ups.  I T&E a ton of stuff and also have boxes full of gear and accessories.     

I'll have to find the Safariland version of the SLS with the drop and the single strap. The one that I have sits pretty low and has two leg straps. I've taken a few classes with RB1 and the instructor has one with just the low strap and site about the same level as the G-Code duty drop belt attachment. The single strap would be too to help the holster body from rotating but not push the holster down to on my thigh.

I never thought about reversing the Velcro, but that's a good idea. When I leave the house, my shirt catches on the hooks and guys here and there. I would think that they'd build you a set of belts that way, but would make what I've/you've got a hassle to mix and match.

thanks mac looking forward to seeing your rig when you get it. think im set with the g code. and maybe doing a secondary bladetech set.

hey dirty
you ever pick up that g-code?
i forgot to check out chris' last month
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probably going to order the dsg belt at some point

mac yes I am currently running the g code holster.