I have quite a few. Not all are from the same seller and I don't recall who they were except one and that was" Jaruwan P"
All of the ones I have bought fit nice. I have a feeling they are doing some kind of a co-op type thing and sharing equipment. I often see the same type grips by 2 different sellers. When I got my first set most were plain or a basic checkering. Looks like they have stuff like this now

Here are some of mine

 

All nice grips above.

I did a few assignments in Thailand in the 80s and on one of them I brought back a set of grip panels for my Colt 1911. The Teak wood makes for a fine grip.

 

I have found my Thai grips to be fairly comfortable for shooting as well as nice looking. Altamont grips also look nice but many of their designs have edges that are too sharp for comfort

 

The grips I have bought for my Smiths are also from jaruran.p through E bay. I have been very pleased with the fit and quality.
As an aside, I have bought grips/panels from costaricacrafts, also through R bay. great quality. They even had some for my Para P 14 and P 16.

 

Great looking grips. My wife and I both bought model 10 police trade in revolvers a few years ago, with really worn grips.
Her gun's grips were rougher than mine, so I ordered her a set of the Thai grips.
I liked them so well, that I ordered a set for me.

 

I got these from Amazon so assuming they are Thai. KInda big for carry but great on the range.

 

Here's a S&W Thai-made grip on Amazon - $70

Amazon.com : BMPL S&W K/L Frame Round Butt Hardwood Handgun Grips Revolver Finger Groove Checkered MP Handmade Handcraft Checkered : Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com : BMPL S&W K/L Frame Round Butt Hardwood Handgun Grips Revolver Finger Groove Checkered MP Handmade Handcraft Checkered : Sports & Outdoors

www.amazon.com

 

Here's a S&W Thai-made grip on Amazon - $70


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I'll bite the bullet and try a pair of these for my Model 19-9 Carry Comp, I worry about the fit and finish of these especially based on the reviews. The Atwood stocks are out of stock for now. At lease, if there are any issues, I can return them and wait for Atwood's email.

 

Altamonts are even cheaper: $60

Amazon.com

 

The Thai grips on Amazon are more expensive than the same grips on Ebay. The advantage is that they must have a USA base person that stockpiles them. You get them in a few days compared to Ebay where they ship from Thailand and take around 3 weeks to arrive

 

I must be oddball, bought a set from them for an S&W .44 mag Classic RB and didn't fit right, big gap at the grips back.

 

I've always bought Hogue grips fore my Smiths but found these Thai grips on Amazon so I bought a pair for my 4 and 6 inch 617s. They are extremely comfortable even with finger grouves. I normally sand the grouves off but these fit my hands perfectly.

 

I found the perfect Thai grips when I was looking to replace the presentation grips on my commemorative PA. State Police model 19-4. Feel great and balance out the revolver well.

 

I have five or six pair of Thai grips and one set on the way for my M64 snub. I have found, obviously, them to fit my hand and revolvers perfectly and quality rivals anything local since Ahrends grips. The price is very reasonable.