IIRC you bought one of the Chiappa Rhinos. How is it holding up?

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Ron ... Erich has posted comments in various threads about his Rhino, and he's always had positive things to say. If I recall, the biggest negative he reported was the price ~ $800. I hope he chimes in soon as I can't recall if he CCWs the Rhino.

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Here is a lengthy review on a thread he started. It's certainly an intriguing revolver.
Wish I could put my hands on one and shoot it. I might be a convert.
Charged a Rhino - Handguns and Ammunition Forums

Erich is a class act and always posts excellent information. I don't think you will find a more comprehensive review than he posted on the Rhino. Regardless of his approval I just can't get over the looks. Maybe my loss.

I'm not Erich and can only relate my own experience withthe Rhino-but I agree that Erich posts good info with class and respect for his readers.
A Friend bought a Rhino when they were first released. The concept is interesting....but it is bulky and ugly to my eyes. First range session the trigger got progressively worse. I wound up going into it. Turned out there was a piece machining debris in the trigger mechanism. After cleaning it out, getting the rollers back in place and reassembling, the trigger was acceptable (not great but okay). The concept is appealing but the execution falls short. I know that the lower bore axis should help greatly in reducing muzzle flip and speeding followup shots but it doun't feel "right " in my hands and winds up appealing to me only slightly more than carrying a cow pie in a holster.

Watch "Blade Runner" and it'll grow on you ...

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