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checkered grip

Started by tj69, January 02, 2010, 03:17:00 PM

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tj69

What do you think about a checkered grip?
Is it so much better then a "normal" grip?
Or is it just a matter of opinion?
Thanks a lot for sharing your experiences.
Bezaleel ILF riser + Border HEX6 limbs 50#@29"
Morrison XD riser + Border HEX6 limbs 51#@29"

RRock

To me it's great especially when it's raining.

Jack Whitmire Jr

I wouldn't have a bow without it after having a Schafer with a checkered grip.
Tolerance is a virtue of a man without any  Morals- unknown author

BCWV

It's just me but I don't care for checkered grips. Ofcourse it not just bows. I shot hanguns for years and I'd rather have a good smooth grip that fit my hand. I like the smooth leather grip on my Shrews and the smooth wood of my Great Plains Swift. For me if the grip fits my hand it feels better smooth.

Spectre

QuoteOriginally posted by BCWV:
It's just me but I don't care for checkered grips. Ofcourse it not just bows. I shot hanguns for years and I'd rather have a good smooth grip that fit my hand. I like the smooth leather grip on my Shrews and the smooth wood of my Great Plains Swift. For me if the grip fits my hand it feels better smooth.
I completely agree. However, checkers are OH so purty to look at.
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yamaharider

I like stippled grips, when hands are wet or sweaty it just makes them feel more secure.  Doesn't seem to help my groups!!! lol
PSAV

"The older I get, the better I was"

woodbender

i love mine i shoot palm down and to me it makes a big difference

cacciatore

Sometimes I had a slippery feeling on my grips,I would like to try at least one for my next bow.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

thunder1

My Dale Dye has a checkered grip and I love it.
No man ever stood so tall as when he stooped to help a child

David

Bahrzoo

Who can you get to stipple a grip ?

MJB

A Gobbler yelp Spring or Fall is a long conversation.

Dave McDaniel

Both my Tip and Robertson are checkered. I love it!

billy shipp

Bahrzoo,

You can stipple the grip yourself.
Tim Golder has a very good HOW TO on this forum.

Look back 3 or 4 pages and you should find it.
If not, do a search on STIPPLIED GRIP on POWWow forum.

It's easier than you think.

cacciatore

Interesting Billy,thanks
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

A.S.

I don't know if I shoot my bow with the checkered grip any better than ones without it...but it SURE does feel nice!!

limbow

Like it quite a bit--My Silvertip's and Dye's have them.
Kevin Osworth
->>>--TGMM Family of the Bow-->

DEATHMASTER

Love mine on the Schafer.
Had a Bob Lee with it and it was great also. Wish I had that one back.

Tim
DEATHMASTER

JL

My Thermal has a very sweet checkered grip;



I have had other bows with checkering also. I can honestly say, not all checkering jobs are the same.

JL
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String Cutter

I just traded for a Bob Lee that someone had done. Feels great.
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fido dog

I really like a checkered grip. I live where it's hot and it just feels secure. My hands get very sweaty. Only thing is...I've only held them and never shot one.
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