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Chiappa Rhino 200DS .357 Magnum Snub Nose Reviewed
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The Chiappa Rhino revolver isn’t exactly new, but 10 years after its introduction a surprisingly large number of shooters are completely unaware of how revolutionary the design really is. I blame it on the gun’s unconventional appearance. Its blocky, science-fiction look suggests clumsiness and bucks 180 years of tradition. However, once you’ve shot one, you realize those ungainly lines are immaterial. The Rhino’s aluminum frame and stainless steel cylinder keep it light for fast handling and the gun points well. Most importantly, the Rhino’s unique design and ergonomics make it more controllable, and thus faster shooting, than any normal, barrel-on-top .357 Mag. revolver of comparable size. |
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WHY ARE THEY STILL REFUSING .44 Magnum IN THIS DESIGN??????????????
also, they could lighten the top half of barrel variously (dep. on front sight)...large holes, slots, for scope mounting instead of that 'blood groove', and have a 4, but preferably 6 to 8 in. barrel. |
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