Non-slip for Glock grips....what do you use.

[xXxplosive]

Looking for some ideas on a non slip surface for glock grips....tried the commercial ones and was not impressed...used a piece of bike tire inner tube but it kept splitting while firing at the range.....any ideas appreciated...I like the rubber grip better than the abrasive ones....what do you use ?

 

[Rule3]

Skateboard tape

You may want to try TALON grips. They have a rubber pebble texture or a coarse skate board tape like feel. Not really a "grip" but a overlay.

People seem to love them. I just put some on my SW Victory 22 pistol. They fit very well and do add "grip" without increasing the size. Heck they are cheap enough to try.

https://talongungrips.com/grips/glock/19-23-25-32-38-new.html

 

[xXxplosive]

Tried them....they didn't hold up after time as the adhesive started to slide on the gun grip......was thinkin' more like a rubber surface maybe a slip over.

 

[WrongHanded]

Pachmayr does one. I tried it on a Gen4 G23, but decided to keep the gun as slim as possible. It might be worth trying. I've also used a Hogue slip on for a (worn smooth) Gen2 G21. As I remember it, that felt better than the Pachmayr I currently have.

 

[Browning]

Any sort of skateboard or slip resistant tread tape. Got this tape roll from Home Depot.


I've also used Talon grips. Those feel really good, but I didn't like that they started charging $20 for the mag extension stickers instead of including it with the mag stickers.

 

[herrwalther]

I didn't like Talon grips at all. They started to fall off after just a few months. And at the price they charge, I was pretty disappointed. I tried both Pachmyr and Hogue slip on rubber grips. They had the desired grip effect but all of them made the grip significantly wider and deeper. Not something I liked to deal with when I got accustomed to having my grip a certain way.

Through Google I found Traction grips. Pretty similar to Talons. Except they have lasted longer and are half the price. Win win in my book.

http://tractiongrips.com/

 

[JeffG]

My Talons on my Glocks last for years. Washing the grip with dish washing soap and a toothbrush, followed up by wiping with denatured alcohol before applying, keeps the adhesive tight.