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Gun Belts and Sporks

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While surfing Youtube I came across this video review for Disse Amerihide belts.

While I personaly do not often carry a firearm with me, I do wear a belt every day. Now in the past I have just bought a cheap belt from walmart. Usually they last about a year before they start coming apart. Recently I decided I am going to start trying to buy more American made prouducts. This belt looks like it will fit the bill nicely. A well Made in America tough belt, with the bonus of being designed to carry a firearm.

 

http://dissegear.com/amerihide-dual-layer-leather-belts-c-16/

 

 

As a heads up the rest of there prouducts do not seem to be american made (At least the couple or random itms I clicked on all said imported)

 

Faliaphotography does reviews on Firearms and Firearm related/survival equipment, and likes to point out when things are American Made like this Spork

Made by American Kami who makes hand made knives and other blades

http://www.americankami.com/index.html

Which all look very nice

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOL...Sporks

Okay, I can't be the only one who finds the name Spork funny.

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