Chiappa Rhino

[bolus]

It was what ever The Place To Shoot had on hand. Hornady I think? I shot something like 6 different calibers that day so I forgot what they had. (first time I shot it since I just got it)

At home I have some Hornady 357 critical defense that I got from Willamette Valley arms before they shut down.

 

[YoukaiMori]

Well, assuming it's any of the Hornady rounds that come in 25 round boxes... if you pay over double what I paid for the Remington ammo I'm going to assume it's a more powerful load.

I've been wanting to try a box of Buffalo Bore in mine to see how it handles, but damn that stuff is pricey. Can't afford a box "just to try".

 

[PlayboyPenguin]

I hated the Rhino the first time I saw it and shot it. Then when I shot one a couple years later I had to have it. Now the snubbie model is my EDC. The gun handles amazingly well. It handles .357mags so well you would swear you where shooting .38spl cowboy loads.

I have a video detailing it's lack of recoil and comparing it to a S&W 637.

 

[orygun]

Well, assuming it's any of the Hornady rounds that come in 25 round boxes... if you pay over double what I paid for the Remington ammo I'm going to assume it's a more powerful load

Hornady handgun ammo is loaded full house. Remington white/green box isn't junk, but won't match up to the Hornady for velocity.

Gotta agree these are "fugly" guns. Can't seem to get past the looks.
I understand the theory behind them, but just don't see myself buying one.
Wouldn't turn down an opportunity to shoot one, though. Function over form, ya know?

 

[Qjay]

I'd honestly love to see how it does with a .45 or more especially a .44 since it seems so adept at reducing felt recoil. One of these as a .45 LC/.410/.41 magnum build would appear to make for a seriously effective hunting handgun.