Sounds interesting and I have seen a few out there. Out to 75 yards, I bet you won’t have issues hitting a man-sized target especially if you cock the weapon into single action mode. I’ve measured the trigger requiring 18 pounds of pressure to drop the hammer. I can’t really convince people one way or another. It doesn’t bother me—the gun is so unconventional looking that this is hardly an issue, I think. The model we are reviewing is the 40DS in .357 Magnum. Sig Sauer has long been a big name in the firearms industry, so it came as no surprise several years ago when Sig filled out its repertoire with its own optics line. On the Rhino, what appears to be an exposed hammer is nothing more than a cocking lever. TEXAS TACTICAL2TORIALS posted about Rifles/Bolt Action Rifles in their video from August 7th. It’s either a 5 or a 1, and there is no in-between! Safariland J-R4C Comp 2 Speed loader (Ruger Security Six version). No. TFB TV. He is interested in helping folks protect themselves with firearms and shoot better at the range. The Combat Master clings tight to your body and is a pancake design. The most radical departure from the common revolver is the position of the barrel, which made it impossible for a conventional, exposed hammer to work. Here's a brief but good one. And 2) Have you had a chance to try the 6" barrel? The Chiappa Rhino is simply something to behold. On three separate occasions, when attempting to eject the cases from the cylinder, the ejector star jumped the rim of a case and left them only partially extracted.

The cylinder holds six.357 Magnum caliber cartridges and can be loaded either one cartridge at a time or using the special "speed loaders" available as an accessory. The grip is wood, which is somewhat cool on such a modern revolver. This time we just wanted to have some fun with it: enjoy our video! If I drew you a pie chart of all the reasons why people cannot shoot quickly and accurately bore axis wouldn’t even be mentioned. Absolutely.

The material is soft, pliable and comfortable, but seems a bit under-engineered compared to the rest of this abnormal revolver. The speed at which you can aim follow-up shots with this revolver is nothing short of astounding. There’s no question the Rhino stands out in a crowd. Rails are a very rare feature for revolvers. Bore axis in automatic handguns, in standard calibers like 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP is a joke.

The Rhino comes in a variety of sizes with model numbers that express the barrel length. With its 3-in barrel the But the low barrel axis isn’t the most notable thing about the Rhino when shooting it; it’s the trigger. Still, I thought full-house, .357 Mag.

The Bianchi Speed Strips are designed to make carrying reload simpler than a speed loader.

SHOT Show 2018 / New from Chiappa Firearms: the 1892 rifle according to its 60th Anniversary. Also worth noting is that over a session of shooting, the Rhino gets hot fast.