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  • now wheres the 44 mag version thats what it should of came out in the first place with

  • revolvers are not just for shooting :D

  • You see the perfect place for a built-in laser?

  • ha well i dont think this is what Samuel Colt had in mind when he created the revolver LOL

    a real nice construction, LOVE it, WANT one

    greetings from Sweden!

  • Nella mia lingua chiappa è culo :D

  • wow revolvers do have a future

    you can bet this will be on my side when the robot revolution begins

  • @grimcro

    but robots will develop revolvers that shoot from the top and bottom..

  • @GunWebsites Robots will shoot LAZERPEWPEW revolvers.

  • @grimcro the robots will be running windows terminator so you're safe... blue screen of death to the rescue.

  • those Chiappa Rhino looks huge foe a revolver.

  • Trigun!!!

  • The cylinders look so thin on the outside.

  • it's a mocktaber from ghost in the shell!

  • Does anyone else think of Vash the Stampede when they look at this magnificent weapon?

  • This is number one on my short list. Insanely smart - I hope we can get some speed loaders soon.

  • As soon as I have enough cash I'm gona buy one of these mofo's!!!! Hell Ya!!!

  • Thumbs up if you think it looks like the gun from Trigun

  • @Ivan0o Thats why I want one. 

  • ... hm-mm, Vash the Stampedes'(Trigun) version had a full bull barrel & lug.

    High cool-factor. The range'll tell, fielding the weapon too. I'm sure it'll scare the shit outta the badguy/robbery victim when she's pulled-

    Guns such as these make me desire 2 own a gas forge, milling/lathe - 2

    cut block steel & bar-stock into a modern version of that War Between the States

    defence masterpiece- The Le Mat.

    Only I think my versns should be in 20,16ga. & upper-.357/.38, .45ACP, .44sp/mg

    .327mg...

  • Dope.

  • Make a not as ugly grip and I'll buy one.

  • make it smaller

    

  • GET TA DA CHIAPPA!

  • love the design...

  • Whats up with all these negative comments? I cant even find one to buy let alone shoot. How Can this many people begiving negative comments on something I know they havent even shot?

  • @Ls7colorado its the internet

  • is it just me or does this gun look like it has a ton more parts than the average wheel gun??

  • i want one,but at no more than a $500.00 price tag!

  • How do you make that gun safe after cocking it ? 

  • @bronxman4u2000 I own one, and after you cock it the trigger falls back to the fire position and there is no safety switch. So you better have a place for the bullet to go or de-cock it to holster it or you will shot your whole leg off!

  • @ DJdude250

    It's supposed to reduce recoil by lowering the center of gravity, and is supposed to improve fast aiming for being more in center with your arm.

    As for the sights, a 1 inch parallax difference is not a big deal for a gun that's mostly for close quarter self-defense situations.

    If you are more into competitive shooting then you might be better with a gun having a less powerful round, longer barrel and fully adjustable sights.

  • I dont understand what was gained by making the bottom chamber of the cylinder be where it fires. all its doing is fucking up the sights

  • thats exactly what it does recoil is reduced greatly allowing a faster sight picture.

  • The problem with a .357 isn't recoil (which I've never found to be a problem), but with blast. Someone said the price of this monstrosity is in the $800-ish. If it goes for that, I hope people stay away from it in droves.

  • It'd be a great $250 .357...if they work. It looks like it was made in Russia...er...make that a Russian prison! I'd like one for my Saturday Night Special collection. Seems to be a bit bigger than my Davis P-32.

  • I love the "shit your pants" factor of these guns. Even the 4 incher looks huge!

  • does anybody else think they swiped the design from the mateba model six?

  • nice getting booth baby to give you information on it...so i suggest researching>.>

  • how much is this?

  • It is not a coincidence that the Rhino and the Mateba Autorevolver look similar. They were both designed by Emilio Ghisoni.

  • what is the trigger pull like and is it possible to release the hammer manually with out letting the gun fire?

  • I was just reading about the snubbie Rhino in G&A. Interesting little gun - actually looks like a rhinoceros... The crazy number of moving parts in that trigger mechanism just makes me cringe, though. Offhand, its complexity just seems to kind of negate the simplicity-based reliability that people like so much about revolvers in the first place.

  • idk, the handle looks a little short, but other than that I like the idea of having a very low barrel like that, it theoretically should make hot .357 loads more manageable

  • Well.. nothing I would buy, but I think it's cool that some guys try to improve current weapon systems... I'd love to shoot one.

  • Is it possible to decock the hammer once it's been cocked? It looked as if the cocking mechanism went back to the forward position.

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  • Ugly as sin. I want one.

  • @HarsanRonyo AHAHAHAH @ your comment.

  • I like the idea of a 6-o'clock shooter, but the excess parts worries me....

    Also, would you be able to safely de-cock a single action once the hammer is cocked back?

    Seems kinda weird that the hammer won't move while using the double action.

  • In italian, "chiappa" means buttock!!!!!!

    

  • it practically IS a Mateba, as the designer was the same man who worked on one of the Unica model

  • Wayyyyy to many parts to wear out or break going on here,and itll shoot at least an inch low at close range which is how you will use it anyway. No sir,I dont like it....

  • Sweet, Can't wait until these are available in Canada.

  • It's an interesting idea, but the height of the sights above the bore is really big compared to the typical set up. If this were a significant improvement it would probably have been successful already. JMHO.

  • Can the snub-nosed version fit in an ankle holster?

  • this revolver is based of the mateba auto revolver, it uses the lower bore design to reduce felt recoil by lowering the bore axis.

  • I can't find these anywhere, have they been released yet? Or are they just in limited supply like the mateba's?

  • Looks interesting. However, there are a lot more moving parts in that trigger group. A lot more can go wrong.

  • i am liking this revolver ^^ it does not look like the "average" revolver but i do like it ^^

    i think they come out in may ?

    is that correct ?

  • the rhino and mateba were made by the same guy dipshits

  • I messed around with the display models at SHOT. the DA trigger was awesome! And the gun was very light (aluminum) Im very interested in buying one, Except for the pricing scheme as you pay more for longer barrel lengths LOL

  • I don't know much abouit guns, so what would be the advanatage of a lower barrel?

  • According to blue press, "The revolver shoots from the bottom cylinder. It makes for a configuration that's quite out of the ordinary, plus a much lower felt recoil." (2010 shot show).

  • The concept is that the recoil is more into your palm and not above your wrist as in all pistols and revolvers. That is the idea anyway.

  • When will they be released?

    I'd like to try see a 2" version in person.

  • Looks like they "borrowed" a few design ideas from the Mateba Autorevolver. Too bad it's just the looks and not the actual mechanics - guess I've to keep looking for a used one then... :(

  • @maosw This is supposedly designed by the same designer as the Mateba, hence the similarities

  • @Derkis Not supposedly, actually!

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  • @maosw The Rhino and Mateba were both designed by the same person, Mr Emilio Ghisoni.

  • i like it

  • Thats really too expensive for an unproven firearm and design.  You expect to pay $800-$1000 for a Colt or S&W revolver, but nothing else seems to match their proven quality and value-especially long-term. Even Ruger's big revolvers are not that expensive, but they are great quality and value.

    I do think its tough lookin' though. Different enough that maybe it could catch on.

  • This is actually a design that has been made in Russia for decades, so it is sort of proven - except I think they used to explode the lower strap right above the trigger finger occasionally. Not good. But I don't know much about them. If you search the net you will find it. Maybe the design is reliable we'd have to look it up. Now, Chiappa on the other hand...

  • yeah i think it is more of a novelty piece, something that they would use in some futuristic hollywood movie, but I just do not see how its practical.

  • I agree with you. I suppose though if you pulled one of these out at a shooting range you'd draw a crowd!

    I just wish they weren't so expensive. I actually live in Ohio where Chiappa is located in Dayton. I am thinking of stopping by and checking it out. Says on their site that they are a local distributor/dealer. Maybe they'll sell me one at a discount! right...

  • booo, I got so excited I thought this was a new autorevolver.

  • NICE! Love how they did the demo, to see how it works. 5/5

  • Hmmm, interesting looking, but I think I will stick with my SP101.

  • me to

  • Someone managed to make a revolver complicated... Haha!

    But seriously, it looks great!

  • Reminds me of the Metaba, only not autorotating.

    Nice to see the phsical proto and not a patent or drawing. Been following this one off and on for a little while.

  • @DasBulk The fact that it reminds you of a Mateba Unica 6 means you've got a knack for recognizing Emilio Ghisoni's handiwork. The Unica 6 (autorevolver) of which you speak was designed by the very same individual.

    P.S. Check out the Mateba 2006M.

  • It moves the sights a long ways away from the barrel... Wouldn't that be less accurate?

  • that thing is ugly, over-complicated and over-priced. It would be cool to have a low-axis barrel revolver, but not this one.....

  • WHOAHAHAHA awesome.

  • ugly

  • Looks like a Mateba.

  • @HiCapacity

    I was just typing that in as I saw your comment!

  • Yea dude, cool stuff.

  • @HiCapacity The Unica 6 was designed by the same guy! Emilio Ghisoni. Way to pay attention.

  • It looks alot like hellboy's gun...

  • I dont understand. What is the advantage of this system over a traditional revolver?

  • @MascisMan1 The low bore axis would allow for greater accuracy.

  • Wow that thing is sweet, looks like something a Transformer would use xD.

  • I'm missing something. Is this a single or double action revolver?

  • THE TRIGUN GUN EXIST

  • @bustakajustin yes kid it's called "schofield"

  • I think that particular gun is ugly and I am not a revolver fan anyways but I like the idea of lowering the bore. I am female so I probably notice it more than guys do but the lower the bore the less muzzle flip and the easier it is on your wrists. Not to mention faster follow up shots. That is my only gripe about my Sig. If the bore was lower like on a Glock, it would flip less and be easier to control. You gotta trust me on this guys, it really makes a difference.

  • Most of us know that, its common knowledge.

  • @nowthisisstupid No doubt but I really think it effects guys less. For the girls, it really helps lots. I guess what I am saying is it is a minor factor for guys and a major factor for girls. Thats all :)

  • High bore axis effects alot of people differently I know women with strong grips and men with weak. It's really not just a factor for women or less of an factor for men it effects alot of people in alot of different ways. But what I am saying is the lower bore axis is going to effectively put more recoil directly into the palm of your hand instead of diverting the muzzle up. I honestly think the best way to go is standard barrel axis and muzzle brake, more aggressive for the needs of the person.

  • @nowthisisstupid I totally agree with that. I like that they are experaminting with that but I am not sure I would like it. I like a low muzzle but not sure I would like it that low. Then again, I have never tried it. LOL My perfect gun would be a DA/SA Glock with a Sig 226 grip that has a brake. :) And I think that revolver looks funny LOL Actually, I would love a Sig with a brake or compensated. Whatever you want to call it. Not that a 226 is that bad but every little bit helps speed/accuracy

  • I personally love the 1911, but I am not a big fan of the single stack magazine. I have alot of favorites but the 1911 is my favorite.

  • @nowthisisstupid I love 1911s too but .45 is a bit much for me to go out & shoot for fun. I know they make some in 9mm but I think that is a bit sacreligious. LOL A 1911 is a .45 in my mind. They actually fit me well too and they are great fun but I am done after about 30 rounds of .45

  • @shananagans5 American tactical Imports makes a .22 version! neat lil plinker!

  • Yeah I had a XD in the 4.5 tactical chamber for .45 ACP and it had substantial recoil because of the polymer I traded it and now have a P95 the XD suffered from a high bore axis though and had alot of mismanaged flip. But I the 1911 is heavy enough it handles the recoil well and the bore axis is quite low.

  • @nowthisisstupid You know, I am not saying flip is not a factor for men because It is. I am saying, on average, women have smaller wrists. Glock came out with a gun vented on top and every woman I know that is serious about shooting thought it was great. Myself included. Many men didn't like it because of excessive flash ect. Women thought the disadvantages of some gas venting out the top were worth it to minimize the flip. Many men did not. It is just an average size& strength issue

  • Poor Franco Mateba will be rolling in his grave.

    What a waste of a great firearm.

  • @TheHiddenPart Exactly, I would be happy if they just reproduced his original pistols.

  • @TheHiddenPart I'm with you :(

  • @TheHiddenPart

    The Rhino IS designed by Emilio Ghisoni, the same guy who designed the Mateba... he must be laughing his ass at you!

  • @55Superfly55 He may be laughing his ass at your sentence. Take a look at Ghisoni's past productions, and tell me the Rhino has the same fit, finish and build quality.

    It's not by any stretch of imagination.

    Calling the Rhino "a Ghisoni production" is like saying that J.M. Browning is responsible for Norinco's 1911 quality.

  • @TheHiddenPart

    Emilio Ghisoni designed the Mateba.

    Franco Mateba was fabricated by the internet.

  • @Daggur Do you by any chance know what MATEBA stands for? I know..

  • @TheHiddenPart

    Macchine Termo-Balistiche

    Could be wrong.

  • @Daggur exactly. Thermo-Ballistical Machines. Doesn't it sound extra cool or what?

  • is this just to be different? or does this offer some sort of improvement to revolver technology... if this improves anything about the revolvers operation, accuracy, recoil... etc then i'll be on board but if it doesn't then its just an ugly oddity for collectors... any insight? - i'll look it you some time tonight and really check it out

  • this was a design imrovement over the world's wide range of revolvers. wich is.. shootability.

    Semiauto pistols always struggle to lower the barrel in the shooter's grip to reduce recoil AND muzzle rise, while the only way to do such in revolvers is to.. fire from the most bottom down chamber. It's the closest to the shooter's wrist, and reduces muzzle rise dramatically. Follow-up shots are fired faster.

  • @TheHiddenPart

    thank you ... makes perfect sense that it must reduce recoil now. i would imagine that this would be very helpful in the .357 mag

  • ok that is one really ugly gun.

  • That is one weird ass lookin gun right there so out of the ordinary. I wouldnt buy it thats fersur. too many mechanical gears goin on. might coz a serious problem IMO.

  • Looks disturbingly like a Mateba, which was hardly a success, actually it was marginally more successful than the gyrojet

  • @DrDeath665 they have the same designer

  • @DrDeath665 I would buy a gyrojet if they still made the ammo... pretty cool conzept back in the days.

  • is it made of polymar?

  • a "polymer" is a type of chemical structure, not a material

  • they build guns out of it you dick so call it what you want

  • i own one there sweet little revolvers

  • @stickandrun Does yours have the barrel?

  • If they are going to change the design why not incorporate a safe "de-cocking mechanism. It looks like the arch in the grip is in the way.

  • cool new design. gotta look into this.

  • Interesting looking design, now correct me if I'm wrong, but would that possibly reduce recoil? Trying to figure out what the pros would be to the design of a revolver being like this rather than a typical styled revolver. 5*s

  • I think thats the idea, lower the bore axis so it's pushing into your arm, not your wrist

  • Makes sense, thanks for the quick reply!

  • @GunWebsites do you think this design could be implemented into a semi auto handgun? I know there was the Mateba, but if you look at a 1911, do you think the barrel could somehow be lower such as this? I've thought about it for a while, and still can't come up with anything that might work. Besides, it would look funky.

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