anyone use these grips on a hunting bow if so do they hold the bow tight and secure ?
169869
Never used them on a bow but they do have a very wide mouth so a bow should drop in there no problem.. And they are ratcheting so they lock about every 1/4 inch..
169870
Yes I have I use them on my Kodiak with my bow(s) Absolutely the best grip out there for a bow imo! You will have to move your bow around on the grips to find the sweet spot. Play around with your mounting options with your bow in them BEFORE you mount them. If you have several bows you will hunt with fit them all to determine the grips mounting distance apart on your rack or whatever your going to mount them to. I have found with mine if I squeeze them down supertight for rough trails/four wheeling etc. they don`t pop open as easily as the old style when I want to take my bow out (I have a set of the old style mounts also mounted on my quad for hoodies, bird arrows, huntin hat, sunglasses, random anything you want to secure quickly and have instant access to) I have to squeeze the new style as I push the release but once squeezed tight these things do not let go! The old style pops right open with a push of the release button no matter how tightly they`re closed -but- the old style also has bases that snap off if you look at them wrong :( The new bases on this new style grip have been pretty much unbreakable so far. The thing I LOVE about this grip for the bow is you can squeeze it snug to your bow when just cruising and INSTANTLY grab your bow without having to flip off a rubber band or push the release or anything...buck crosses trail..set brake...grab bow nock arrow done deal! Came in handy several times so far. Get `em You won`t regret it.
169871
I have purchased them for just that reason. I am using them to hold a compound bow and it seems to do a decent job. Although, other than just fitting them to grasp the bow as best as possible...the real test will be my hunting trip the first week of September
896723
They will work on recurve and long bows. The nocks were a little tight for my strand size of 16, but I just sanded the space in between.
153543
Joseph, I can't answer that because I shoot Gold Tip Hunter 5575 and they fit tight. The quiver is nice, fits my bow great and appears to be built well. Holds four arrows and pops on and off easily. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck hunting. Dwayne
2266528
I've used them for not only my surfboard but my Christmas tree and a bed headboard. They are not only secure , but the elasticity enables you to pull even more tightly than a conventional strap. In addition, you don't have to thread the end through a buckle. Those ends always become frayed.
1833172
Yes. They are what I have on mine. The grip is much better than the stock handles. They clean up pretty good with windex as well. And they look great!
896724
Yes--we bought them for a recurve bow. Have already used them and they work great.
1541986
I bought these grips for my rossi snub nose 38 spl. and they are quite nice to hold and grip as they are of a rubber like material to allow you to grip the pistol very well.
31215
Which new ones are you referring to? I have the gripper ones and they're pretty good, they do provide extra grip but if you don't get them loose enough, they start to dig into the webbing between your thumb and palm. But then if you don't get them tight enough, they could fall off. They're pretty good but I can only speak for the gripper ones
457765
Yes they do, they don't drift like fixed blades do. I shot 2 deer with these but never found the arrow after the shot. Very strange. Had pass thru on both shots but the arrows disappeared! (not like you will re-use it or anything). They make a big nasty hole like a 20 ga shotgun slug!
701894
These are made more for squared handles. Find some foam grip tape. Try asking your local gun shop or maybe find some at a hardware store. But i don't know.
628718
no problem! Just know what frame type you have and know is it a square butt or a round butt. The grips work great I have them on all my guns.
1375394
I used these on a Sig when I installed a mag well. So that the grip and mag well are flush.
761065
Joy, I gambled on the large based on my grip and they work great. The diameter of the handle bar was not an issue as they just slip on and bolt tight to hold in place. The gear lever just butted up against the inside of the grip so no issues there. It took some adjusting on the gear levers and grips to get them just right but after a few test rides I got them where they were comfortable. Hope this helps.
382238
They are not wrap around grips. Side panel grips to replace slippery wood ones that come on the firearm. Less bulky and better grip for more accurate shooting.
1061018
Yes , I do so after every hunting day(less wear on bow and quieter). There are u tube videos on how to do it. If done right it does not require much strength. I Wondered how you could hold back string with one hand ,but with proper leverage from a normal cocking rope there is very little pressure on it. Had a friend help first time, a good way to get the feel for it. Make sure to follow instructions closely and it's surprisingly easy.
1851818
Yes. I have these on my Ruger SR1911. Thus the description - standard, full size, grips.
1786683
They should work just fine for any beginner or intermediate bow. It would be helpful to know the length of a dull draw on the bow you own though