Sweaty Hands

[j411701]

If you're shooting a polymer gun, get the Decal Grips (sandpaper). They're awesome!

Or, get a RTF2 Glock and problem solved.

+1
All my polmer guns have Decal Grips.

http://video.personaldefensenetwork.com/video/Handgun-Grip-Modifications-2

[rubber duckie]

try out some gamma tennis racquet wrap grips. they should give you a nice solid grip, as well as absorb some of the moisture.

http://www.gammasports.com/gamma.cfm?product=2377

[JNunez23]

Rub some deodorant on your hands kidding.

Gloves are good.

[tacticalcity]

You won't like shooting with gloves on. Reduces your sense of touch too much. Feels like you barely have control of the gun. It is something professionals usually only do when they are working with chemicals that can damage their skin...such as flash bangs. Odds are even with sweaty hands you will have more control and feel more comfortable without gloves.

You are just nevious, or it's just hot out. Both are temporary conditions.

[PanaDP]

Sounds to me like you just need to shoot more and learn to relax.

[thatryan]

Sounds to me like you just need to shoot more and learn to relax.

You know, I have a feeling this may be it too. Guess I will see tomorrow after, or during, my training A tad nervous for that as well ha.

[Kanoodler]

Might want to try a rosin bag. You can find them at your friendly neighborhood bowling alley for $5- to $10-. Squeeze the bag a couple of times and it dries your palms and makes them ever so slightly tacky in a non-sticky / non-messy way.

and you can use it for bowling too!

[JNunez23]

I set down a microfiber towel and just pat my hands down on it.