Chiappa Rhino Review
American Rifleman have gotten their hands on the Chiappa Rhino Revolver and posted a review of it online.
While the U.S. market has never shied away from “ugly” guns as long as they’re reliable, accurate and easy to shoot—just look at the success of Glock—Norton questioned whether the North American market would embrace such an “unorthodox” design, even though it was innovative. With his heart on the pulse of the American market, Norton suggested a few profile changes, including a snub-nose variant, and prototypes were turned around almost immediately.
Heh.
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Purchased the DS and it continually misfired due to failure to rotate the cylinder. I returned it to the gun store where I purchased it and was told it would take two weeks to get it back. It is now going on five weeks. Still no news about the problem or when I'll get my gun back. I'm very disappointed in the poor performance of the pistol and especially the total lack of customer service. I will never buy another gun from this company and will try to get my money back and purchase a different pistol.
is a 357 rhino 200ds a good gun for a woman