Ideagle 2 Pack Universal Grip Sleeve Silica Gel Full Size Pistol Grip Glove

These grips sleeves are great. They are very pliable without tearing. I even installed two on the same revolver. Will cushion my wood grips for magnum loads. These grip sleeves go on easier than any grip sleeves that I have installed. As a firearm collector I have probably installed 50 to 75 grip sleeves on pistols. These grips even work ok on revolvers. Not for esthetics but for target shooting. Good buy!

I put TWO on a smaller J-frame Charter Arms .357, and now, that thing is PLEASANT to shoot. These make a MASSIVE difference. They are going on a few other pieces now! SO worth the price. SUPER easy to install.

These grips are great. Spray a little windex inside the grip and on the gun then stretch them out in all directions a bit a boom! They go on nice and easy. Tight fitting, good stick/grip and you just can't beat the price. They also look great! I think those who rated these low must've rushed trying to get them on.

My third set, work well

When I opened the package and took out one of the sleeves, I found it had a tacky/sticky feel to it on the inside and outside. I have a lot of experience with elasto-polymers like silicone so the next think I checked out was how elastic it was for its thickness. Seemed to have a good bit of give to it so I decided to try to slip it on over the rather small/narrow grip of my .22 handgun. Would never buy it for a Glock or any normal sized grip or larger. I know well enough to lift and stretch the rubber as I move it up the grip or handle. Got about halfway when the sleeve developed a fracture/tear right along what looks like the mold's seam where the two halves meet. More than likely, the mold either did not fill properly or the elastomer material started to set and cure before it totally filled the mold. Now, IF you want to buy this sleeve, the safest way to prep it to be slipped on to your grip(s) would be to soak it in rubbing alcohol. The alcohol gets into the rubber's elastomeric network making it slippery (inside and outside surfaces) AND more "spongy." DON'T try to apply the alcohol to one spot where you are having trouble moving the sleeve or you are likely to cause it to fail and rip or tear. The whole sleeve has to be spongy and slippery to work. Practice how you you want the sleeve to fit onto your grip -- use the mold seam line as a guide to keep things "straight" (no more or less material or pressure on one side or the other. Again. If you need to make an adjustment, lift the sleeve off of the grip a bit or slide a thin piece of stiff plastic (like an old credit card cut to size) to break tension between the sleeve and grip to move it. Really important if your grip is heavily checkered or "roughed" of by the manufacturer to create a feel for the grip. Good Luck.

Perfect fit thanks

I love these grips. It makes it so much easier to hold the gun then without these. I would highly recommend they used to everyone.

Used these on an Airforce airgun. Super sticky and comfy. going to order more.