If you use some type of grip on your bow to help you grip it, I would like to see some pictures of it.  While shooting here lately, I have been having a problem with my hand slipping a little after a few shots.  It doesn't really up my accuracy, but it does mess up my mind! lol.  

Any one have any opinion or help for this problem?

Beaver tail, best out there.

it don't look great, but wrap the throat of your bow grip with a few wraps of surgical / bandage tape, or cloth hockey stick tape.  Not the whole handle, just the throat.
ChuckC

I too like a beavertail grip for a longbow, but have come to love a checkered grip on my recurve, as there is absolutely no slip and greatly improves my accuracy.

A thunder child I used to own with beavertail:



My beloved morrison Cheyenne with bobs full pine cone

Schafer will checker any handle for around $140, and turns it around quickly.

Hard to beat the beaver tail grip for consistency. Always bought mine from Abe Penner.

You can see the large cross hatch pattern on the grip on my Blacktail...increased grip without being too sharp...I also had a Schafer longbow that Dave Windauer had checkered...very nice...another thing to consider is simply wearing a thin glove on your bow hand...I find a golf glove to work nicely

DDave

Nothing wrong with a good cowhide grip wrap as well...the new Kodiak has drawn quite a bit of flack for using deer hide but I like it...just not as durable as this 54 year old cowhide

DDave

 

Weaver tail is great.

I like beavertail as well...actually I was just thinking this morning about getting my 1976 Kodiak done once it gets skinned...with skins, beavertail and seal skin it will be set up like my ACS CX was...cannot find the pic but while looking I found this one of my Schafer

DDave

Found the pic of my ACS CX...one of these days I suppose I should figure out what I actually like, eh

DDave

 

how does one go about getting a beaver tail grip?  That would be beautiful.

Big Jim @ big Jim archery will install them I know.

Give him a call

This was a friend's idea. This is the same material that goes on stair treds to keep them from getting slippery. It is adhesive backed and won't hurt the finish if you decide to take it off.
Just cut to your configuration. Cheap and effective

I wrap my recurves with a rawhide lace...........I posted pictures on another thread like this a few years ago. Cost 3 dollars and if you dont like it just remove it...........

I have used a  sure grip but heard of people using a bicycle tire inner tube cut to length.

I am having beavertail on the Featherhorn Abe is building me.  Have considered ordering beavertail to install on my current hunting bow.

Rubber bike tube.
Works awesome, no slip. Have it on every longbow I have.

Bike tube for my bow.

grip shape and finger grooves can make your grip more repeatable = better shooting /groups