New Thai Revolver Grips

[Jonesy814]

A few years ago I bought this set of grips on Ebay. I really like how they feel and have had them on a couple guns. Here they are on my M15



A couple weeks ago I was again browsing grips on Ebay and spotted these. Same style but made of Rosewood.



There were a few this style but most didnt have this great grain pattern.
Tried them on my 686

I think the dark ones will go better on the 686 and the new ones will go on my m15

 

[Jessesky]

Yes! I bought from the same seller for my 586 a year ago. I can’t find the seller anymore.

 

[Wishoot]

Very nice!

I bought a set of rosewood grips made in Thailand for my CZ75B several years ago. Very well crafted and looked great.

 

[Tallball]

Did they fit okay? I've bought four sets. A couple of them needed minor adjustments to fit properly. Those sure look nice.

 

[Jonesy814]

Did they fit okay? I've bought four sets. A couple of them needed minor adjustments to fit properly. Those sure look nice.

They are really tight fitting and the seam could be tighter in one spot but overall pretty good

 

[Zaydok Allen]

Handsome grips.

 

[bannockburn]

Jonesy814

Really like both set of grips on your Model 686 and Model 15!

 

[Speedo66]

One of the sellers on Ebay was gone for about a month, Jaruwan, but they're back now. There's also penguin-orchid-shop and 7-24-store. All are Thai based and seem to have similar products and pricing, making me wonder if they're all the same seller.

OP, both sets are beautifully shaped grips and patterns!

 

[ThomasT]

I have looked for those sellers but never found them. Do you a link for them. Great looking grips OP. I have a 6" model 10 I would like to add a set of wood to.

 

[Jonesy814]

One of the sellers on Ebay was gone for about a month, Jaruwan, but they're back now. There's also penguin-orchid-shop and 7-24-store. All are Thai based and seem to have similar products and pricing, making me wonder if they're all the same seller.

OP, both sets are beautifully shaped grips and patterns!

Maybe some kind of co-op or something. The grips I just got were available from a couple vendors. I think the original set was Jaruwan P but the latest was called power-of-change I believe

 

[Jonesy814]

I have looked for those sellers but never found them. Do you a link for them. Great looking grips OP. I have a 6" model 10 I would like to add a set of wood to.

I just entered S&W K frame grips in the Ebay search box. You get about 10 pages of results and probably half of them are the various Thai vendors

 

[WestKentucky]

I bought a set for a Taurus m327 from Jaruwan P. Great look and decent feel, but I can’t fault them on that feel not being better because finger grooves are NOT universal. I like Altamont better but Altamont is twice the price and only a slightly better product.

 

[WestKentucky]

One of the sellers on Ebay was gone for about a month, Jaruwan, but they're back now. There's also penguin-orchid-shop and 7-24-store. All are Thai based and seem to have similar products and pricing, making me wonder if they're all the same seller.

OP, both sets are beautifully shaped grips and patterns!

These sellers almost have to be the same, or perhaps distributors from the same factory. There are some unique checkering patterns that are only seen from the Thai vendors. I personally don’t care for them, but being a unique pattern and showing up under all 3 names is a telling situation.