Grip covering accessories

[Shima]

What do you guys/gals think about grip coverings on your tactical tupperware? I've seen some use skateboard tape, Agrip sticky covering, Talon covering, Hogue slipon grips, or the homemade version, the bicycle tube method. I kind of like the looks better with none of the above, but when I had the Kahr, the aggressive backstrap was uncomfortable to practice with, so I went with the Hogue slip on one. I'm just curious about the rest of you.

[LA_357SIG]

Bike innertube.

[Alpha7]

I like my pachmayr tactical on my xd. I like it better than the slip on hogue grip I had with the sigma. One thing it has is that it has little holes in it so that it keeps my hands from getting to sweaty and it was alot easier to put on than the hogue.

[Oh Shoot]

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/firearm-accessories/14988-grip-tape.html#post198477

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[Capbyrd]

I have never had a gun that wouldn't stay in my hand with the stock grips. I guess I have sticky hands.

[setsdw]

Try the Handall froum Hogue. I've used on Glocks, XDs, and have it on my PT145 now.

[McAllyn]

I use Eric Wesselman's TruGrip on my competition XD. "Similar" to skate tape except it doesn't drop grit in your holster as it wears, and it's not as aggressive to where it tears your clothes.

Mac

[gunner]

i use a Pachmayer slip-on for my P345...the grip is a little thin/small for my hands and it helps alot however i dont care for how it looks

[Guest Fuel]

I have a Hogue slip on grip on my Sigma. Makes a world of difference IMHO.

[Alpha7]

I have a Hogue slip on grip on my Sigma. Makes a world of difference IMHO.

I had one on my sigma. I liked it real well.