Traction Grips Review

[plouffedaddy]

Picked up a set of Traction Grips for my BG380 (after a member here recommended them actually) and really like them; just passing this along for those looking for a little better grip on their gun (especially pocket sized guns).

Pros:
-They work. The grip surface (rubber in this case but sand is also available) decreases the gun moving in your hands; especially during rapid fire strings.
-Cost. The BG380 set was $9 shipped.
-Several colors are available.
-They're very thin and don't add much bulk at all to the size of the grip.
-Available for a wide variety of guns
-Made in the USA

Cons:
-Honestly I don't have any yet...

In summary, they're a good product at a good price and a great alternative to stippling your frame. Here's a video discussing the pros/cons and demonstrating the product by putting a little lead downrange:

[Beardog]

Glad you like them, like I said in the other thread I put them on all my poly guns and think they work very well.
Most of mine are over 2 yrs old and still holding up just fine. I clean the grip frame with alcohol before applying, then use a hair drier and press them down to really stick them on.
When cleaning after shooting I use care to not get oil and solvents on them.
Good review!

[Mtn Jack]

Could yinz post a link never saw them before thank you. Mtn Jack

[Beardog]

Could yinz post a link never saw them before thank you. Mtn Jack

http://www.tractiongrips.com/id47.html

[JW1914]

I use talon grips which seem to be basically the exact same thing. They offer rubber/granulate as well. Got it on my glock 19. I think it was $14 for the ones on my glock. They definitely help with grip so with these being the same thing I know they will as well.