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The gun appears to have been bead blasted and left "in the white". The grips are nice quality Italian repros, made with Swiss pattern checkering but without grip safety relief. I am pretty sure that if you look at the back of the grips you will see two holes that were used to hold the grips during manufacture and typical of the Italian grips.
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