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G-Code Contract Series Operator's Belt Coyote Brown Large

$223.99
Brand
G-Code
Color
Coyote Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
UPC
810186681326

Overview

The G-Code Operator's Belt is a dual-belt system designed for load-bearing applications. It consists of a lightweight inner belt, which features outward-facing loop pile and a low-profile buckle, and a 1-3/4 inch over-belt. The over-belt is lined with mating hook material, allowing it to secure to the inner belt outside of the trouser loops to provide a stable, low-profile foundation for holsters, magazine carriers, and other tactical gear. This belt system is also compatible with G-Code Static-Grip mounting accessories. Sizing for the Operator's Belt is based on the actual inside circumference of the belt rather than traditional pant waist measurements. Users should measure their circumference over the clothing and gear intended to be worn with the belt. The Large size provides an adjustable usable length starting at 36 inches and extending up to 40 inches.

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