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Do you put your belt on clockwise (loop to right of fly first) or counterclockwise (loop to left of fly first)? IBTP View Quote Like the Army sez! |
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You people are sick twisted communist animals
Clockwise is the only way It lets you use your strong hand to adjust the buckle while the less-precise left hand pulls the strap |
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You people are sick twisted communist animals Clockwise is the only way It lets you use your strong hand to adjust the buckle while the less-precise left hand pulls the strap View Quote Being right handed, I have always felt that my right hand is the precise one, while my left is the stronger one. Also, clockwise if for women. A.W.D. |
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The real question is what happens if you're putting your belt on while walking on a treadmill.
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Surprised you don't have this already. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/137867/black-flexible-belt-sword-0-315766.JPG View Quote |
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Really? I've always done counter-clockwise. Is that actually a thing? View Quote http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/support/uniforms/uniformregulations/uniformcomponents/Pages/3501_7.aspx http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/support/uniforms/uniformregulations/uniformcomponents/Pages/3501_2.aspx |
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Really? I've always done counter-clockwise. Is that actually a thing? View Quote |
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The most tactical way possible. Counterclockwise so my belt can be drawn as a whip as my fifth back up weapon View Quote How the heck do you embed a .gif? |
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I switched to clockwise because belt buckles don't fit through the loops of my mag carrier (you all carry spare mags right?) and it's easier to put on / take off.
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If you wear belt buckles, as I do, then there is only one way.
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I believe this comes from times gone by, when men needed to be able to draw their swords from the left without getting hung up on clothing. A.W.D. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Originally ePosted By Conner378:
Left of fly like a normal person. IBTP Just like their buttons on a shirt are opposite of men's shirts A.W.D. |
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Thanks op, you just gave me my first hard laugh of the day. Who the fuck thinks about things like this
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Do you put your belt on clockwise (loop to right of fly first) or counterclockwise (loop to left of fly first)? IBTP View Quote Need MS Paint |
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The military gave it some thought since they were very specific in boot camp on how to wear your belt. See my previous post on "Wave for a Day". View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Counterclockwise, can't have the tail of the belt impending my appendix carry
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I've never actually even thought about it. I go counterclockwise, but I have no recollection of how I learned that.
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It never occurred to me that I could go the other direction. I guess its pretty obvious, but I had never thought about it.
I wonder if it is a righty lefty thing. |
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clockwise, I use a blue alpha gear hybrid, so i have to feed the smaller buckle clockwise......
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... dang, I'm nearly 60 and never really thought about there being another way other than counter clockwise. Thanks again ARFCOM
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You people are sick twisted communist animals Clockwise is the only way It lets you use your strong hand to adjust the buckle while the less-precise left hand pulls the strap View Quote |
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