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Safariland 032 ELS Competition Belt 1.75" Hook Lined Overbelt Nylon Look 30" Black

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Brand
Safariland
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
UPC
781602486231

Overview

The Safariland 032 ELS Competition Belt is a 1.75" (45 mm) wide belt designed for high-performance use, featuring two rows of pre-cut holes along its full length. These holes allow for the versatile attachment of ELS 35 Receiver Plates at various locations and angles, enabling users to quickly customize their rig by attaching or detaching pouches equipped with ELS 34 forks. Constructed to be reinforced for the support of heavy competition handguns and ammunition, the belt is hook-lined to secure to an 8106/030 liner belt. For proper sizing, it is recommended to measure four inches over your standard pant size if wearing it with an underbelt, or two inches over your pant size if wearing the belt alone.

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