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Handgun Expert James Tarr Reviews the Rhino ..."The Rhino is the first carry revolver that I've shot that I would load with .357s and not worry at all about recoil. An underbarrel revolver is an idea long overdue, and designs like the Rhino are the future of revolvers."... The quoted text...

Handgun Expert James Tarr Reviews the Rhino ..."The Rhino is the first carry revolver that I've shot that I would load with .357s and not worry at all about recoil. An underbarrel revolver is an idea long overdue, and designs like the Rhino are the future of revolvers."... The quoted text...

NEW... In-Depth Rhino Review... To all that have any interest in the Rhino Revolver... This is a link to a new in-depth review of the Rhino, with lots of pictures and very good commentary... Plus a video... This is a must read... http://gunsumerreports.com/review_chiappa_rhino_60ds_p1.php...

NEW... In-Depth Review To all that have any interest in the Rhino Revolver... This is a link to a new in-depth review of the Rhino, with lots of pictures and very good commentary... Plus a video... This is a must read... http://gunsumerreports.com/review_chiappa_rhino_60ds_p1.php Enjoy...

All reasonable opinions... But even leeches and maggots have found their way back to niche uses in "modern" cutting-edge medicine... Shoot the Rhino, and the "beauty of the beast" will become apparent... (and unmatchable by any current semi-auto pistol)...

But it "feels" SOOOOOOO Right...!!! :D :D ...It's almost like the bullets "just go" exactly were you look... Just put another 300 rounds through mine... :) Targets are becoming useless... ...all I end up with are jagged holes the size of a quarter... ;)

I own two... Carry one (at a time)... Here's my review... http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=624602 BTW... It has SIX chambers NOT SEVEN... It is currently available as a 2", 4", 5" & 6"... each in Black (blued) or Hard-Chrome plated... Although 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP and 44...

Ballistics 101 Shows 32 off-the-shelf factory 357 Mag rounds at 1400fps or over... (doesn't seem like "very few" to me...) 9mm has to go to at least +P, with very light bullets, to get over 1400fps...

... REPLY: To several posters... The BBR design "might" be more dangerous in a catastrophic failure... I don't know... But I am certain that the width of the frame bottom directly under the cylinder is over twice as wide on the Rhino as it is on the J-Frame or LCR... (it's almost twice that of...

...FOR THE AMMO GURUS OUT THERE... I am very much into ballistics, and all of the physics therein... But I have a question that seems to have no easy answer... The 9mm x 19 Luger Cartridge has a max standard SAAMI pressure of 35,000 and is popular with a 124 grain bullet... The .357...

Another reviewer's opinion... worth reading... http://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/chiappa-rhino-revolver-review/

Used $499 (Starting Bid) http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=260853426 New $649 (Starting Bid) http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=260698441 New $686 (Free shipping, to Tax, In Stock)...

...Comments From the Original Poster More... Thoughts - Clarifications - Bloviating Yup... I wrote the review... (Original Post) For the record... I am a 60 year old, retired computer programmer... and I have nothing to do with the firearms industry... I have no ties or financial interest...

I think the Rhino Model 200-D has an MSRP of $739... But it can be had for $650 - $700... I bought one of mine from Bud's... http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411546227 This is in line with S&W .357 Mag Snubbies...

It's is almost scary when people form firm opinions without factual basis... YOU HAVE NOT YET FIRED THE GUN...!!! (It was Mikey in the Commercial that said "Try it... you'll like it...") This design is all about the physics that takes place when you touch off a cartridge... You HAVE to...

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There is definitely a difference in the early Rhino product compared to what is now shipping... You are correct... Chiappa should step-up and do free retro-fits of whatever they have done to improve the actions of these guns... Here is a Link to a letter from Ron Norton at Chiappa from...

Call Chiappa and order part number 770-515... it is the red Hi-Viz front sight blade for the Rhino... It comes with two new little roll pins and take 30 seconds to install... If I remeber right it was $14.95... Please come back with comments after you get to the range... Later... Bill

Regarding the Price of the Rhino... The Model 200D has an MSRP of $739 and can easily be had for about $650... S&W 357 Snubbies are not cheap either... MSRP from $729 to $1269... Regarding "pretty" killing equipment: I suppose we could ask our Marines to carry Remington 700 ADL rifles...

Ahhhhh... you have the physics correct... NOW THINK M16...!!! Eugene Stoner designed the M16 with a line of sight 2 inches above the barrel, this was to lower the line of recoil to directly into the shoulder and thus limiting the off-target muzzle rise... This is one of the main reasons that...