Chiappa Firearms Rhino 60DS Match Master 38 Spl 6" 6rd Revolver

The Chiappa Rhino turned revolver design on its head. It fires from the bottom chamber of the cylinder instead of the top, which drops the bore axis almost to the palm of your hand and cuts muzzle rise and felt recoil. The hexagonal cylinder keeps the gun slim, and the aluminum alloy frame keeps weight down.

The Match Master is the 60DS built for competition: a 6 inch vent rib barrel in 38 Special, six rounds, a gray PVD finish on the barrel and cylinder, Hogue Micarta grips and Aristocrat sights. What looks like a hammer is really a cocking lever, because the firing mechanism is fully enclosed. You can fire it single action or double action, and a cocked indicator shows the internal hammer status at a glance. Safeties include a cylinder block, cylinder rotation lock and hammer block, and extraction is manual. It weighs about 2.9 lbs. For bullseye, steel or anyone who wants a 38 Special that stays flat shot after shot, this is a very different revolver.