This is exactly what I needed, something quick and simple! Thank you

Awesome. Just what I was looking for. Quick, simple, easy... and forgiving. If I screw up, it's no big deal and I can just start over. If I wear it out, it's not a problem to redo. Thank you.

Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I looked up GI bow and I really like you finish bows so I'm definitely gonna pick one up soon.

One shot, and some dingle berry walks in and starts pouting off. Lol

Much appreciated

Nice idea thanks for sharing that one

Thanks man just what I was looking for

BTW, for you viewers, I am a great fan of GIBow for many reasons. It is a good product at a good price, made in America and made by a Vet. I've bought a few as gifts to family members. Now am looking for cow horns to tip my latest purchase, their English Longbow! No, he didn't pay me for this, I just really believe in the product and company.

This method will work but won't work like stitching the grip. This method works for a range bow but a hunting bow will need a stronger grip. You can use an awl and a large square of leather, put stitch holes on opposite sides and then cross stitch like a shoelace. Then tie it off and tuck it under the wrap with the awl

Excellent, I need this for my new bow.... What thickness leather do you recommend.

Thinking that will work for my gun forend and butt stock Thank you

Richard, Nope, no problem with tape sliding around.... try it out one a broomstick for practice, and you will see it is very secure. Obviously if you wrap it to loose, then it might slide, but with just a little bit of pressure, no problems.

You don't have trouble with the tape sliding around the handle?

Your fingers bleeding dude?