Grip tape
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KillerFord1977
SAINT
Proper technique doesnt need grip tape for the casual shooter
If you plan to shoot in the rain, outdoor matches, sweaty palms, and speed drills with all of the above, ok, go for it.
If not… don’t f’ing bother to be tacticool
I’m not planning on shooting in the rain and I don’t have trouble with sweaty hands
KillerFord1977
SAINT
Then dont bother
BassCliff
Hellcat
Hi,
Use it only of you feel you need it to help your grip. Lots of folks do. I think most don't. I don't. The Talon Grip kits are industry standard and have textures from rubbery to sand paper. After you've worked with your Hellcat a few times you'll figure out whether or not you need it.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Use it only of you feel you need it to help your grip. Lots of folks do. I think most don't. I don't. The Talon Grip kits are industry standard and have textures from rubbery to sand paper. After you've worked with your Hellcat a few times you'll figure out whether or not you need it.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Exactly right
Mr.W.
Professional
Try a Talon, original rubber material; you'll never look back.
We use to buy skateboard tape by the rolls for the 90’s USPSA game. And it wasn’t to expensive still have a roll somewhere.
I usually put a strip on the front strap or my handguns . And it wasn’t to expensive east to replace I shot a few times a month to include a match or two and it usually lasted me all year before I had to replace it give or take a month here and there sometimes.
The issue with intertwines was I didn’t care for Irma’s it wasn’t frilly but the bigger reason is withjn little use of hot sweaty days some folks had issues with it riding up iver the mag release and interfering. If you didn’t have that issue good for hih but I witnessed gaht happen several times.
Like the Hogue or similar slip one before they built in the beavertail to try and minimize it.
Good luck
I usually put a strip on the front strap or my handguns . And it wasn’t to expensive east to replace I shot a few times a month to include a match or two and it usually lasted me all year before I had to replace it give or take a month here and there sometimes.
The issue with intertwines was I didn’t care for Irma’s it wasn’t frilly but the bigger reason is withjn little use of hot sweaty days some folks had issues with it riding up iver the mag release and interfering. If you didn’t have that issue good for hih but I witnessed gaht happen several times.
Like the Hogue or similar slip one before they built in the beavertail to try and minimize it.
Good luck
I like Tractiongrip. They have it pre-cut for a 1911 and others AND it come in multiple colors and either grit or rubber.
I have the grey grit tractiongrip tape on my Ronin and it blends with the stainless frame nicely.
Here is a post from a couple of weeks ago that has good info and some photos.
I have the grey grit tractiongrip tape on my Ronin and it blends with the stainless frame nicely.
Here is a post from a couple of weeks ago that has good info and some photos.
I see that Tractiongrips makes grip tape for the hellcat.
I like theirs on a 1911 as you have a choice of colors and a chouce between grip or rubber.
Their Grey matched the stainless frame on my Ronin well.
I like theirs on a 1911 as you have a choice of colors and a chouce between grip or rubber.
Their Grey matched the stainless frame on my Ronin well.
