Repair Buckle

http://www.cabelas.com/product/SEA-TO-SUMMIT-REPAIR-BUCKLE/1780828.uts?productVariantId=3796137&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=03836772&rid=20&gclid=CJ3fuaiLhs0CFYKBaQodC-MGjg&gclsrc=aw.ds

Looking closer I don’t think that is a 1 1/2″ ladder lock though it first appeared to be in the drop down menu.

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Yeah that’s not quite what I’m looking for but it could work. I’d just end up with an extra quick release and some extra weight. It’s a good backup plan if I can’t find what I really want.

Maybe try THIS?

Thanks Bob but I’m looking for one I can insert onto an existing loop without resewing. That looks like a normal ladderlock that has to be sewn in.

A lot of the ladder lock repair buckles have a split cross bar, for you to slip the webbing in. But they seem to max out at one inch. I wonder if you could split the bar (on a regular 1.5″ ladder lock) yourself, perhaps with a hot knife.

That’s smart, Jim. Great idea!

Sorry, field repairable.

Well, there’s also this, which could be used in a pinch. I did something similar with cordage many years ago.

Thanks, Bob. I’ll consider this solution as well.

“G hook” metal buckles will work, though it’s hard to find any for greater than 1 inch webbing.  You might be able to take one off a belt that uses them, sort of like this that REI sells:

https://www.rei.com/product/101417/bison-designs-catch-and-release-elastic-belt

Hunting/military suppliers use the Nexus G hooks for gun belts, molle webbing, etc but again hard to find wider than 1 inch.