​Superior LockedIn Grip

Want a slip free grip?  Have you ever had to "milk or re-grip" that prefect grip because you "lost" it? Want to create a better connection to the "action" of shooting your firearm?  LockedIn Grip can help with all of these issues and MORE!
LockedIn Grip Liquid Grip Chalk and Clear Grip Enhancer keeps your hands free of moisture during shooting while providing a heightened connection to your firearm through a superior LockedIn Grip.

  • No slip.
  • Improve performance? YES. Do the work!
  • Increase the kinesthetic awareness to the "action" of shooting. 
  • Provides longer traction in different weather conditions. 
  • Heightened connection.
  • Safer, faster shooting.
  • Less grip fatigue.
  • Protects hands from wear and tear that can lead injury.
  • CLICK HERE for directions on "how to apply".

THE PERFECT SIZE
The Complete Combatant, LLC provides the perfect size of  LockedIn Grip  bottles of liquid chalk and clear grip enhancer. 

We prefer the smaller units for several reasons.
  1. Lightweight and easy to carry.
  2. White bottles with BRIGHT labels so they are easy to find in your range bag.
  3. Takes up very little space in range bags.
  4. Carabiners on the bottles can be attached on body or off body.
  5. Minuscule chance of drying out (within reason) so you won't be tossing money in the trash.
  6. Easy to share with friends, students and clients.

ABOUT THE COMPLETE COMBATANT, LLC

The Complete Combatant believes that pre-need decision making is a life saving skill. Let's add LockedIn Grip Liquid Shooting Sports Chalk to your list of "must have gear" and lets add practice and good decisions to your day to day life.

One of the areas students can improve their self protection skills is through organization and efficiency in their approach to practice. Methodology, structure, and feedback are critical elements that are often overlooked, but provide the best options for improvement. Strategy, tactics, and techniques need to be practiced until they can be performed with unconscious competence. Equally as important is the client's mindset, and how they can strengthen their performance under pressure.

If you are YOUR first responder, then you are responsible for a wide array of skill sets. Seeing, recognizing, and believing danger is the first task. Having a plan for avoidance, deselection and escalation is second. If these fail, the fight is on, and it must be won. The first time you have to use the different levels of force, and everything is on the line, should not be the first time you practice your non-lethal (mindset, verbal, walk away, flashlight, etc.), less then lethal (OC/pepper spray, Combatives, etc.) and lethal options (firearms, advanced Combatives, etc.).
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