What's That Thingy Makes Your Hands Nonslip

[George]

Never want anything on my hands when I shoot. I remember using adhesives at first in High Power Rifle shooting to get things locked in. Gave it up for the mess issues as harmongreer says. I usually keep several dry shop rags in my bag and use these to dry my hands as I go to the line. If my hands are really sweaty, plain dirt, or baby powder work for me (corn starch sounds good too). Nothing tacky on my shootin' tackle anymore!

[Dalmas]

I use progrip along with my own custom grip, rain, dirt or what ever I will not drop my gun.. It's really tough on the skin... but only until it turn to leather...

[Alan Meek]

Never want anything on my hands when I shoot. I remember using adhesives at first in High Power Rifle shooting to get things locked in. Gave it up for the mess issues as harmongreer says. I usually keep several dry shop rags in my bag and use these to dry my hands as I go to the line. If my hands are really sweaty, plain dirt, or baby powder work for me (corn starch sounds good too). Nothing tacky on my shootin' tackle anymore!

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George,

That is why I started using the Dry Grip. It is an antiperspirent lotion, leaves no residue and one application is good for a couple of hours, of course using range dirt is cheaper and availabe at almost every place we shoot.

Alan

[zhunter]

Range dirt in Florida = Sand

Sand + Gun = BAD

I have the "grip tape" on my competition blaster done by Derek at MC, which is awesome.

I have Eric's Grip Tape on my carry gun, which is also awesome.

I will try some of the Price tennis stuff on my weak hand for reloading purposes.

Thanks for the tip

[Jasonub]

spit for me . I use stickum powder. works fine