Haley Strategic D3 Belt- Best Battle Belt Ever? 4K 

Glad I could help!

I bought a size Medium, I wear size 32 pants. The right fit for me only uses about 1/3 of the amount of slack. Might could have bought the small but the medium gave me more spaces to work with on the belt. I regret nothing getting the medium. I believe they have a pretty straight forward exchange policy if you feel you bought the right size. Hope this helps you make the right decision for you. Stay safe out there.

This was hard to decipher due to the poor writing quality but what I assume your point is that you have no point and are being a douche. People that say no hate just truth are rarely speaking the truth. Here’s why I don’t believe you. A gun belt is a tool. Not sure what you think I possibly said that made you believe I was saying a gun belt made me something more…. I definitely harped on practice and training. I can run perfectly well and for long distances. I was a Combatives instructor (hand to hand fighting) in the military and continue to train on those skills to this day. No flex just facts. I am not 20 years old anymore and obviously don’t have 8 hours a day to workout like I used to when I worked for the military. Haha, I appreciate your “helpful”advice but I’d recommend you focus on the content of the video which was to show an awesome piece of gear that I feel needs to have a light shown on it for being outstanding.

@@mississippimudactual you must be a Miss State fan. Grammar corrected. Nothing changes about the post. Discipline yourself with your diet and exercise. All you need is 45 minutes in the gym. No flex just facts.

I’m not really an SEC fan but Ole Miss would be the high brow school in the state. It seems you may be sincere in your post. And if you are I may have discredited you too quickly. And to your point and credit I agree. My discipline in exercising is lacking. In a combat situation and environment I am not where I want to be physically. Progress not perfection but I’ve slacked off with 4 kids and the stress of transitioning out of the military. But as their provider and protector I must get back to peak level fitness. If your goal is to keep me honest and motivated as a brother then I thank you for your motivation.

To be clear to your point, there is absolutely no substitute to live fire with the platform you’re training on. To that end, there’s so many important aspects to training that don’t require the exact recoil of live fire. Dry fire drills are no less relevant as a training tool because they lack recoil. As I said in the video it is an outstanding reflex and muscle memory tool. In the military they had us do it with BFAs and say pew pew pew. Especially since we all hated cleaning our weapons after blanks. The simunition is terrible to train with especially force on force. The safety is regulated to death, leading to depleted training value. The pistol I showed is a gas operated recoil pistol. I highly recommend you look into them for yourself. There’s airsoft and then there’s MILSIM. These aren’t plastic guns from Walmart. To the same extent they aren’t real guns either. These can be used and practiced with in a suburban backyard with little cost and no major dangers in training with it. It can be used indoors at home if you don’t mind cleaning up bbs. Fired in a garage even. No substitute to live fire but there’s 100% value in the training aspect. Good consistent training equals polished performance. You don’t rise to the occasion when your adrenaline levels spike, you fall back on your trained skills.