Chiappa Rhino Grip

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I've Been Working on a Custom Grip for My Chiappa Rhino Revolver. It's Designed to Fit Snugly to the Frame Using Flexible Filaments That Deform Easily, Providing a Secure Hold Even with Slight Movement. After Printing Mine with NinjaFlex and 10% Cubic Infill, I Found It Was Sturdy Enough, But the Thicker Parts Did Act Like an Airbag, Offering Extra Protection in Case of Accidental Drops. However, I Would Not Recommend Printing This Grip Out of Hard Plastic Unless You're Willing to Spend a Lot of Time Refining It with a Dremel Tool. There Are Two Versions Available for Download: The Smooth Version Features All Sides Smooth, So You May Want to Add Some Stippling Yourself to Enhance the Texture and Prevent Slipping. Otherwise, It Might Feel Like Holding a Bar of Soap After a Few Minutes. The Leather Version Adds a Realistic Leather Pattern to the Mesh, Improving Grip Significantly. As Seen in the Photos, the Post-Print Look is Extremely Convincing. Please Note That the Photos Are from an Earlier Version with a Finger Groove at the Top, Which Was Removed Later as It Served No Practical Purpose. The Photos Still Show How the Leather Texture Looks After Printing. Since This Grip Was Designed to Fit My Small Hands, It Might Not Fit Yours Perfectly. However, People in My Club Have Said It Feels Pretty Nice to Hold. This Will Be the Final Version of the Grip from Me, as I've Been Forced to Sell My Guns.