I am a big fan of Nill grips, which are generally made of walnut, and the standard texturing is a checkering referred to as Rhomlas. In addition to looking good, the benefit of Nill grips is the contouring, and the substantial improvement in ergonomics.
Anyway, I took some new photos this morning, of a few of my pistols that wear Nill grips.
First up, my Browning Hi-Power Renaissance, which is fully hand-engraved with "coin" finish. The grips are Nill FN0258 grips.



Next is my S&W M&P 360 revolver wearing Nill SW0596 grips.



Note the fiddleback.
Anyway, I took some new photos this morning, of a few of my pistols that wear Nill grips.
First up, my Browning Hi-Power Renaissance, which is fully hand-engraved with "coin" finish. The grips are Nill FN0258 grips.



Next is my S&W M&P 360 revolver wearing Nill SW0596 grips.



Note the fiddleback.







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