What's Jow Forums consensus on these?
What's Jow Forums consensus on these?
Anthony Jenkins
Adrian Fisher
>Seam
Aluminum frame is a bad fucking idea, trigger is ass, catastrophic failure will blow your fingers off as the energy is going down not up. Recoil impulse sucks as the gun punishes your wrist by compressing it rather than flipping up like a conventional design.
Aiden Martin
S H I T
Anthony Martin
Meme gun, but a cool looking meme gun.
Robert Edwards
You probably molest children and are a failure at life if you've considered one
Charles Russell
DAT SEAM MEME
Daniel Bailey
I like my 30DS a lot. It makes shooting .357 mag feel like .38 spl
They're polarizing
Andrew Allen
>>trigger is ass
Which one did you shoot?
I am curious as someone else told me that the trigger was middle tier and decent at that.
The pic you posted is from some guy not realizing he had a squib and lost his finger tip so it's a bit unfair to use that 1 example.
That said, I have seen the crane arm break from a couple. Aluminum is certainly questionable. Not to mention for the same price you can get a Colt/S&W/Ruger which is probably better.
Cameron Cooper
I wanted one until I read aluminium. Never on a handgun, not even for a lightweight frame.
Blake Lewis
For what its worth mine lost timing after shooting half a box of Buffalo bore through it. Chiappa did fix it for free, just took 6 months to do. Lower weight = more recoil, and that energy is going somewhere (AKA your wrist joint).
Which one did you shoot?
I had a 60DS
>trigger was middle tier and decent at that
Trigger is better than a stock Glock but worse than any other revolver I own/have shot (Ruger, Taurus, S&W, Colt, Manurhin). Most equivalent trigger was probably stock cz75 in SA; so not bad by pistol standards but pathetic for a revolver. Only advantage may be a slightly shorter lock time due to the unique hammer design. Forgot to mention the high sight axis makes long range shots have a bigger drift from zero.
>The pic you posted is from some guy not realizing he had a squib and lost his finger tip so it's a bit unfair to use that 1 example.
True, but that pic is from an idiot on plebbit, and demonstrates how the design will likely fail (at a lower round count due to weaker frame material). See pick of normal revolver exploding away from the user.
>Not to mention for the same price you can get a Colt/S&W/Ruger which is probably better
Traded it for a surplus MR73 and have no ragrets.
Kayden Cox
>shooting half a box of Buffalo bore
Damn, that's a shame. Buy a gun that looks like the business and it can't shoot your favorite nuclear loads.
Logan Bailey
>Literally the only example of this happening
>Squib with handloads
>This faggot literally waits for chiappa threads to appear so he can pasta the same shitty image and over and over
>It's literally all he does
Ignore cuckit posts
Repot cuckit posters
Hudson Edwards
See >It's literally all he does
I also banepost asshole.
Joshua Davis
They're pretty decent all around.
My only complaints are the seam and the recoil. I prefer conventional revolver designs, but it's not too bad of an alternative.
Adrian Watson
I've shot enough rounds through it to fill 2 boot boxes and the trigger gets a lot better around the 500 cycle mark and then comparable to a S&W.
Gavin Allen
>seam
>rails
>holes
Disgusting.
Landon Peterson
41547157 at 25yds 50ds 9mm
Nicholas Cruz
Theres a lot of haters, but the Rhino really is an exceptional weapon. The round being shot out the bottom of the cylinder dramatically increases accuracy. If you're a pussy and say it hurts your wrist, fuck you get stronger. It's well engineered and a badass handcannon.
Tyler Bailey
Actually own one. not a single issue. the 6 o'clock barrel should be standard in all revolvers. no barrel jump with critical defense magnum loads.
It was my CCW until I got a Job that was too dirty to carry a gun I have feelings for around
Zachary Reed
>60DS
S E A M
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>50DS
S E A M
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>40DS
S E A M
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>20DS
20DS a cute!
Caleb Baker
>The round being shot out the bottom of the cylinder dramatically increases accuracy.
Carter Robinson
>The round being shot out the bottom of the cylinder dramatically increases accuracy.
He's not wrong user. Accuracy is how the shooter preforms with the gun. The lack of barrel jump and the recoil inline with your wrists will make follow up shots more accurate.
If we were talking about precision, which only measures the performance of the gun with all other things equal, the barrel placement would have nothing to do with it.
>accuracy
>precision
Not the same thing
Isaac Ross
they'rebased
Charles Taylor
also recoil is not exclusively muzzle hop, taking more into your arm might decrease your longer term re-aim, also the fact that the sights are further from the barrel is theoretically less than ideal.
Isaac Perez
It seems to me that you would have an actual picture of your blown up rhino.
Justin Perry
>also recoil is not exclusively muzzle hop, taking more into your arm might decrease your longer term re-aim,
I have not experienced this.
>also the fact that the sights are further from the barrel is theoretically less than ideal.
not saving any hostages.
Luis Edwards
you're a fag, but you're not wrong
Andrew Russell
eh, imo reducing muzzle flip (getting back on target quicker which means more efficient repeatably) will increase your precision not your accuracy. That is, if you only had to use the 2 choices of "precision" or "accuracy" to describe what it does. Really, I would say that reducing muzzle flip in a revolver improves efficiency at being precise and accurate.