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[shakie]

www.Chiappafirearms.com/products/75 Some very different stuff. check out the Rhino

[supersuby]

Never seen these before, the idea sounds good in theory but they kinda look like a Brous blade to me :bwah:

ETA: those 1887's are pretty cool though :thumbsup:

[woodstock]

I've handled the Rhino and it seems to be a solid revolver. Very different gun. Haven't shot one but the reviews I've read were favorable.

www.Chiappafirearms.com/products/75 Some very different stuff. check out the Rhino

[KNIFE_GIRL]

I'd take the 2" silver Rhino, but not for what they're asking :bwah:

[shakie]

I'd take the 2" silver Rhino, but not for what they're asking :bwah:

I'm with you KG. Maybe after I win the lottery.

[perado]

I've handled one; it felt good. The theory seems sound. But that lottery part is what's keeping me from buying one.

[FriskyDingo]

Kinda gritty and heavy trigger on the Rhino, but it actually works. Recoil mitigation at its finest. Shooting a .357 mag feels like a 9mm out of those things.

[rbmcmjr]

There is a series of really informative posts about the Rhino at Grant Cunningham's blog. He takes is completely apart so you can see how the mechanism works. Frankly, I am amazed by the thing.

See them here: http://www.grantcunningham.com/blog_files/tag-rhino.revolver.html

[FriskyDingo]

No wonder the trigger was gritty and heavy, looks like theres about a billion parts in the darn thing.

[Bango Skank]

somebody needs to make a twelve gauge using the same recoil mitigation concept as those revolvers, and they need to make it look just like master chiefs eight gauge.


i am not joking i would make it but i am broke and i hate math.