Just got a new set of decal-style grips from Tractiongrips (http://www.tractiongrips.com).

 

Received a nice e-mail from the owner with my order and here they are on my G34 gen 4. Love shooting my Glock but after 30 minutes or so at the range, plastic can get slippery, so I was looking for options. Haven't gotten to shoot with them yet, but I'll do so this week and post my thoughts. I know there are other tape options, but eight bucks, free shipping, small company, figured it was worth a try. I don't know the owner or business, so I have no stake here, though I wanted to share this with all of you.

 

Pulitzer-prize winning photographs below.

 

 

I've been doing similar to my firearms, although typically there are no pre-cut grips available for the Walthers so I just bought a roll of grip tape from the local Home Depot. Works well, and is cheap. I also place a bit where my weak hand thumb will rest just ahead of the takedown lever. Acts as a useful reference point.

 

I've also started to use Prince Grip Plus which is a liquid gel you rub onto your hands, wait a couple of minutes, and then it stops any sweat. I've had some good success with it in indoor ranges although the downside is if you touch your clothing you'll get white marks, so no having a quick scratch when wearing dark colored trousers!

 

TheWombat

I have talon grips on my gen 3 glock for quite some time now and still have no complaints, works great and helps get a nice grip even if your hands start getting sweaty

So shot them and they work just as advertised. No complaints here.

 

I've also started to use Prince Grip Plus which is a liquid gel you rub onto your hands, wait a couple of minutes, and then it stops any sweat.

 

I'll have to check that out - thanks.

 

I have talon grips on my gen 3 glock for quite some time now and still have no complaints, works great and helps get a nice grip even if your hands start getting sweaty

 

I've had a set of Talons on a different gun, and agree, they're great.