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New guy

ISSF rules

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Hello

Is it legal/permitted to use "pro Grip" in ISSF style pistol shooting?

"Pro Grip" is a gel that prevents sweat in the hand. It simply dries the hand out.

I think it is legal i IPSC shooting.


Thanks

the New guy
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David Levene
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Re: ISSF rules

Post by David Levene »

New guy wrote:Is it legal/permitted to use "pro Grip" in ISSF style pistol shooting?

"Pro Grip" is a gel that prevents sweat in the hand. It simply dries the hand out.
I certainly cannot think of anything to stop you.

Shooters have been using anti-perspirant for years.
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Steve Swartz

Post by Steve Swartz »

Might want to look at pitcher's rosin (from baseball) and/or sure-grip (a spray).

Steve Swartz
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iow
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Post by iow »

Just make sure you don't use the anti-perspirant "Lynx for men" just before you shoot , or you'll never be able to concentrate , as you'll have women swarming all over you.

Well , that's what their commercials reckon !

I think it's called "Axe for men" in the USA.
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New guy

Post by New guy »

Hello

Thank you for the input.

I will continue to use my "gel", but I think I'll stay clear of the "lynx" product, don't want all that distraction at the range....

shoot well

New guy
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