[Semper-fi-or-diE]

I have a 18inch scout that I love shooting. I also really love the way it looks with its factory walnut stock. However when I’m running around with it, shooting and moving, switching positions quick, extra. I really can’t stop thinking about how slippery the walnut stock can be at times. Even with gloves on. So I’m looking for recommendations for any type of grip or wrap I can add on the front. BTW This is for a C clamp style grip. I’m talking about something that wraps around the hand gaurd not an angled foregrip!! just a sort of a warp, preferably something that won’t look sacrilegious on the walnut stock, or leave permanent marks. I was thinking a wrap maybe? I looked all over and can’t seem to find anything like that. I also thought about some sort of grip tape, but I would hate to leave residue.
Any suggestions or examples much appreciated

, thanks gents

 

[BlessedbyAbove]

Skateboarding tape maybe? Not sure how much residue it would leave behind tho. I would look for more agressive gloves IMHO.

 

[Semper-fi-or-diE]

Skateboarding tape maybe? Not sure how much residue it would leave behind tho. I would look for more agressive gloves IMHO.

True, I was thinking of that. I was thinking it would leave residue, but worst case I can always buy an extra cheap stock wood stock and try it out.

 

[KurtC]

Check with Boca Shield or Beartooth.

 

[Jackofalltrades03]

You could use a header wrap type material that is held in place with safety wire. I would put something between it and the wood if I was really concerned about it.

 

[polygunner]

I've used skateboard tape and it's very hard on a shooting glove.
I settled on spray adhesive. Basically a sticky residue. Works great.
This is for high power type shooting from position.
Not quite the same as what you're talking about.
The adhesive can be removed with solvent (acetone) even years later.
PG

 

[electricnic]

Find some ranger bands (aka expensive black rubber bands) that don’t squeeze the hand guard too tight. They come in all sizes. The rubber is a great grip, they can handle heat, and you can remove it and put it back on whenever you want.

 

[BlessedbyAbove]

Find some ranger bands (aka expensive black rubber bands) that don’t squeeze the hand guard too tight. They come in all sizes. The rubber is a great grip, they can handle heat, and you can remove it and put it back on whenever you want.

Great idea - didn't think of that. I bought some of SOB (Sheriff of Baghdad) from Brownells for sling retention. I think they would be good in this role too.

 

[hodgexj1996]

What about plasti-dip. Rubber paintable coating that removable.

 

[58COOP]

Check out Talon grips web page. They sell blank sheets of the material to cut and fit yourself. and it's removable.

 

[1100 tac]

That stretchy, self adhesive bandage wrap might be just the solution you want. I have seen it in black and camo too.
As close as your nearest drugstore.
Or Amazon.

Amazon.com : camo tape wrap for gun

 

[electricnic]

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The XL ones measure 3.5 inches "flattened," (which still isn't as flat as, say, folded paper), they probably have about 7.5" of total circumference. Measuring around my rifle where the handguard clips to the barrel I get about 8", and this decreases as you move toward the muzzle. I think for $9 (and free shipping!) it's worth a shot.

 

[PattonWasRight]

+ 1 on just buying a sheet of Talon grip's stuff. That, patience, and a proper smaller precision scissors and you can do whatever you want.

 

[30Caliber]

I use 777 spray glue on my match mule, and then it seeds itself with filth and grime over time. Looks ugly, but it does the job and comes off without too much work.

 

[30Caliber]

We have clear vinyl no-skid pads on or hardwood steps. That might work really well. Amazon.

 

[tank1949]

I have a 18inch scout that I love shooting. I also really love the way it looks with its factory walnut stock. However when I’m running around with it, shooting and moving, switching positions quick, extra. I really can’t stop thinking about how slippery the walnut stock can be at times. Even with gloves on. So I’m looking for recommendations for any type of grip or wrap I can add on the front. BTW This is for a C clamp style grip. I’m talking about something that wraps around the hand gaurd not an angled foregrip!! just a sort of a warp, preferably something that won’t look sacrilegious on the walnut stock, or leave permanent marks. I was thinking a wrap maybe? I looked all over and can’t seem to find anything like that. I also thought about some sort of grip tape, but I would hate to leave residue.
Any suggestions or examples much appreciated

, thanks gents

Rough sanding on precise grip area. Forearm too!!! The seal wood!

 

[sbird]

The previous owner put this rubber stuff on, never tried to remove it because it works great. Looks precut.
I don't know where to get it.

 

[mpddoug162]

There is a product that can be picked up at you vet hospital/ doggie dr’s office. It’s called equine wrap or a variation on animal flex wrap bandage. It’s self sticking to it self and water proof. It’s made essentially for bandaging horse legs and it comes in various widths on a roll about the size of a can of soda. It has a rubbery/grippy texture It also comes in various colors. It is also inexpensive. We would use it in rifle clinics to build up grip areas and cheek weld areas on numerous style rifles stocks.

 

[LVMPDawg]

I use outdoor anti slip tape made for stairs. The rubber type that has no sand.
You can get wide or narrow rolls and it's not expensive. I use it mainly on old milsurp rifles with smooth buttplates to keep them from slipping. I've also used it in grip areas, and peel it off when I'm done.

 

[Eyeguy]

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