spray grit?

[SqHunter]

Has anyone used the spray grit from Brownell's? What does it feel like? I am looking for something to add a little better grip to my Wooster stock but do not want something overly harsh. Something similar to what Anschutz puts on its match rifles would be perfect.

Thanks!

[atomicbrh]

When I got the first Pharr rifle many years ago, I asked genphideaux who lives on the Gulf coast what to do about sweat and the slick finish on the stocks. He said if you shoot and dry-fire like you are supposed to, the slick finish will wear off where the person contacts the stock in no time.

[SqHunter]

That is funny. I asked one of the great silhouette smiths the same question years ago and was told to get a towl. Surely there is something better. Spray on bedliner, maybe?

[atomicbrh]

Yes, funny answer but genphideaux's answer was correct. In a few months time, slippery grip problems stopped. Glad now that I did not alter the stock's finish.

[GTS]

Rust-Oleum makes a textured spray paint in a number of colors. I did a complete camo paint job on a squirrel rifle that turned out pretty nice. You might get a can and test it on something to see how it feels to you. I have had no issues with the paint wearing off, but then it is an occasional use rifle.

[SteveD]

I can't find a lot of specifics on this but it looks like a possibility.

https://www.lucidgrip.com/pages/about-us

The Rust-oleum textured spray paint looks good too.

Here is a material that can be added to paint to create a texture.

http://www.hcconcrete.com/products/shar ... _Additive/

[SqHunter]

Thanks for the replies, I will give one of them a try.

Would anyone happen to know if a Wooster stock can be stippled? I think it is too thin, but I also think something like a Robertson's composite could. Any ideas?

[Boyd L.]

You can spray any epoxy based finish on the portion of your stock you want to "stipple" or increase "gripability" (not really a word) of, and apply a "grit" product such as sand or some other material to increase friction with your hands. Or you can visit you local bicycle/skateboard shop and buy some grip tape made for surfacing the deck of a skateboard. According to my acquaintances who use it, apply heat with a hairdryer to make it flexible and wrap appropriately.

[SteveD]

I stopped a couple of skateboarders on the street yesterday and checked out their grip tape on the surface of their boards. It seemed way too harsh to use for a rifle trip.

[jeff59]

Check out this: http://guntape.com/

My hands are very dry and it gives the right amount of grip without being harsh.

Jeff

[SqHunter]

Interesting stuff, thanks for the tips.

[Boyd L.]

I stopped a couple of skateboarders on the street yesterday and checked out their grip tape on the surface of their boards. It seemed way too harsh to use for a rifle trip.

Interesting.

Stair tread tape is also available in rolls and sections/lengths similar to that of skateboard tape. It is a bit coarser than skateboard tape.

[Jason]

I have two Pharr stocks that I've used for multiple years and they're still slippery compared to my Anschutz match rifles. I wish I could get pistol grips and cheekpieces like on my Anschutz 8002 air rifle were legal. Those are just wonderful.

[Bob259]

I stopped a couple of skateboarders on the street yesterday and checked out their grip tape on the surface of their boards. It seemed way too harsh to use for a rifle trip.

I use it and it's not bad after a little use.

Also could use this..
http://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/ ... ccessories