2024 Duty Belt review

Swapping the belt on my duty rig.
Uncle Mikes basket weave belt
ASP basket weave open top cuff case
Safariland Holster
Ka Bar mini
Uncle Mikes baton holder
Pepper spray/OC case in basket weave
basket weave glove pouch
ASP basket weave velcro closure cuff case
uncle Mikes radio holder
Uncle Mikes Flash light pouch
Taser holster
SafariLand tripple mag pouch
My preference is safariland and Bianchi, but sometimes a less expensive option like uncle Mike’s is a reasonable choice.
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[@phillipbain490]

What vehicle did you get assigned to? And I am going into high school and doing a class called criminal justice and what should I mostly be worried about to learn the jist of it? thanks!

[@bitaarmaments8004]

Learn it all but expect it to be different once you do an agencies in house and different again when you’re riding with a field trainer. Take the best and what you believe to be right from all three and do the best you can.

[@renegade7493]

Need a Safelife Defense Belt

[@bitaarmaments8004]

Need our agency to authorize load bearing vest and then maybe we can get nylon belts too.

[@Jawsbrah4]

What baton do you use / recommend? Thank you!

[@bitaarmaments8004]

Well I’m kinda an Asp fanboy. My baton certification included an Asp cert, I run the Asp handcuffs and when I buy batons, I tend toward Asp. That said, I was issued a Monadnock and I really like the grip on it and it’s been trusty for the past 6 years. I’d carry either one.

[@gpuckit]

I understand all your equipment on your belt...but wtf do you need a pig sticker for....a knife that long should be a bayonet

[@bitaarmaments8004]

It’s easier to clean than the expandable baton, can help when blazing a trail through vines (in a pinch) and makes a good marker or improvised stake. Honestly, it’s on the smaller size to be more convent to carry.

[@gpuckit]

@@bitaarmaments8004 I've got a pocket knife ( folder) that I carry on my vest, a fixed blade has a little bad optics, like having a scope on a patrol rifle

[@bitaarmaments8004]

In our area it’s not uncommon to see fixed blades on people. We’re even getting used to the Florida statute allowing open carry while hunting/fishing. So far, I’ve been asked more about carrying a gun (on duty, in uniform) than about carrying a good knife.