Thanks Clay! Sharing some of the classroom videos from the online course in order to give people exposure to it and help others in the process is a win-win! Keep crushing those reloads man :)
I run handleit sandpaper grips and love them. They do kinda wear out quickly, but I dry fire daily. Tried grip chalk for the first time recently, and it was a game changer. The gun just stuck in my hand.
@@robepifania I see the finish on your silicon carbide has worn down but is it still grippy? I think that's my next route as I'm worried stippling won't be enough for my overly sweaty hands
Any recommendations for the thickest grips for CZ sp01 tactical ? I have extremely long fingers that leave literally zero purchase for the support hand
I used to use Scales grips on mine - same thickness as a 2011 platform! shootingsportsinnovations.com/cz-scales-4-0-modular-brass/ Patriot defense also has a pretty thick one too! patriotdefense.com/parts/other/grips/?page=2 I hope that is helpful!
I have huge hands and as a result I was stacking my support hand on my strong hand fingers because my strong hand fingers wrap so far around the grip. I added polymer clay to the front of my gun grip in order to push my strong hand fingers further forward. Once I had it molded the way I wanted it, I baked it in the oven to harden it and applied it to the gun grip with silicone. A little grip tape over the top and it’s been reliable. Hasn’t moved a bit after 500 rounds. This left great room for my support hand and also had the unintended benefit of molding the gun to my strong hand. It looks a bit crude but my marksmanship shot up dramatically. The improvement was remarkable. It now fits me like a glove. Literally. Don’t know why more people don’t do this.
Let's watch the 2nd part!
How to Maximize Your Grip with Leverage - czcams.com/video/7NQ1t3f8TO0/video.html
This is a good one!
Thanks Clay! Sharing some of the classroom videos from the online course in order to give people exposure to it and help others in the process is a win-win! Keep crushing those reloads man :)
Thank you!!!!!!!
Thank YOU for taking the time to watch and comment!
I run handleit sandpaper grips and love them. They do kinda wear out quickly, but I dry fire daily. Tried grip chalk for the first time recently, and it was a game changer. The gun just stuck in my hand.
It works really well!
The grip overlays work Great too, I've ripped them off though haha. Silicon carbide is my go to for a non ccw style gun though!
@@robepifania I see the finish on your silicon carbide has worn down but is it still grippy? I think that's my next route as I'm worried stippling won't be enough for my overly sweaty hands
@thatonedoood mine held up real well for years! Was still grippy even in the rain. So easy to do too
Thanks for the great advice
Always happy to help as best I cana
Iv been using tattoo grip tape it works wonders on my mc9 was even able to make the feel in my hand better
Absolutely agree! The skate tape and silicon carbide are my two favorites for this reason!
Dude!! When did you make GM?!? That is sick bro!! Oh, and happy belated, BTW.
Haha thanks man! Made it back at the end of 2021!
@@robepifania Dude, that is awesome. LMK when you are back up my way again.
@@DarkPhoenixTSi for sure man, I was actually in Pittsburgh last week haha
@@robepifania lol, I was in VA Beach last weekend, and will be in Boston next weekend for jiujitsu
Any recommendations for the thickest grips for CZ sp01 tactical ? I have extremely long fingers that leave literally zero purchase for the support hand
Same but shadow 2, I tried using lokgrip palm swells
@@dilanbiscette9303 Did they end up being big enough ?
I used to use Scales grips on mine - same thickness as a 2011 platform!
shootingsportsinnovations.com/cz-scales-4-0-modular-brass/
Patriot defense also has a pretty thick one too!
patriotdefense.com/parts/other/grips/?page=2
I hope that is helpful!
@@robepifania Thank you!
I have huge hands and as a result I was stacking my support hand on my strong hand fingers because my strong hand fingers wrap so far around the grip. I added polymer clay to the front of my gun grip in order to push my strong hand fingers further forward. Once I had it molded the way I wanted it, I baked it in the oven to harden it and applied it to the gun grip with silicone. A little grip tape over the top and it’s been reliable. Hasn’t moved a bit after 500 rounds. This left great room for my support hand and also had the unintended benefit of molding the gun to my strong hand. It looks a bit crude but my marksmanship shot up dramatically. The improvement was remarkable. It now fits me like a glove. Literally. Don’t know why more people don’t do this.
Think about a clip on microphone.
Yep thanks! This was early in the filming of my program, we learned a lot about video and audio quality haha