The image features a semi-automatic pistol placed against a plain white background. The main frame and slide of the pistol are made of metal, displaying a sleek and polished black finish that gives the firearm an elegant yet utilitarian appearance. This black sheen is consistent throughout the metal parts, providing a uniform look.

The grip of the pistol is composed of distinct wooden panels, offering a striking contrast to the black metal. The wood is a rich, reddish-brown hue and features intricate checkering, which serves to enhance both aesthetics and the practicality of grip. The texture of the checkering is fine and precise, suggesting careful craftsmanship both for aesthetic appeal and functional grip enhancement.

On top of the slide, there is a series of grooves, likely meant for slide serrations, allowing for a better grip when operating the mechanism. The trigger of the pistol is also made of metal, matching the black of the frame, and appears to be double action, characterized by its design. Additional components visible include the hammer, which is cocked in the ready position, and various external controls such as a safety lever and possibly a slide release which are subtly integrated into the design without disrupting the overall sleek appearance.

The magazine protrudes slightly from the bottom, suggesting that it is a detachable box magazine. The overall design of the pistol is elegant and classic, combining form and function in a coherent manner. The attention to detail in every part of the pistol, from the wood grain on the grip to the polished finish of the slide, indicates a precise and possibly high-quality manufacturing process.

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