Chiappa Rhino 200D Compact .357 Mag Blue/Black Revolver
Capacity: 6 · Barrel Length: 2 inches
Specifications
Grip Rubber
Action Double Action
Finish Blue/Black
Sights Fiber Optic Sights
Weight 25.6 ounces
Capacity 6
Grip Safety No
Optic Ready No
Barrel Length 2 inches
Manual Safety No
Overall Length 7.5 inches
Trigger Safety No
Caliber / Gauge .357 Mag
Threaded Barrel No
Ambidextrous Safety No
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Description
Product Overview
The Chiappa Rhino 200D is a compact .357 Mag revolver designed around Chiappa's distinctive bottom-cylinder firing system. By lowering the bore axis closer to the shooter's hand, this configuration helps reduce muzzle rise and perceived recoil compared with traditional revolver layouts. The revolver features an aluminum alloy frame and barrel shroud for reduced carry weight, a six-shot hexagonal cylinder, and an enclosed hammer mechanism that supports both single-action and double-action fire. Its rubber grip promotes a secure hold, while the fiber optic front sight provides a highly visible aiming reference for practical use.
Key Features
- Bottom-cylinder firing design helps reduce muzzle rise and felt recoil
- Six-shot .357 Mag cylinder provides substantial revolver capacity
- Lightweight aluminum alloy frame and barrel shroud support comfortable carry
- Enclosed hammer mechanism enables single-action and double-action operation
- Fiber optic front sight offers a bright, easy-to-acquire aiming reference
- Rubber grip provides a secure and comfortable hold
The Chiappa Rhino 200D combines compact carry dimensions with an unconventional recoil-management design and dependable .357 Mag revolver operation.
5.0 | 9 Reviews
- SKU:
- 340217
- UPC:
- 8053670712126
- BUDS ID:
- 5634
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Leonard O. K.
4 years ago
Verified Purchaser
This is thee First...
This is thee First 'Snub-nose' of ANY Kind I've Ever considered owning. Plus 'Chiappa's Unique Style, and 'Performance' was what caught my eye to begin with. The 'Science' of the 6 O'clock Cylinder configuration, and the Lack of 'Muzzle' flip.......AND with 'It's' being a .357 Magnum [My FAVORITE Round since the '70's] is what made me a Believer in Thee Rhino.
Barbara K.
6 years ago
Verified Purchaser
I have had this...
I have had this revolver for awhile now and I absolutely love it. I have a concealed weapons permit and I have it in my purse or I wear it in a kydex iwb holster at all times. It shoots smoothly and accurately with hardly any recoil. Very happy with my purchase. Barbara K
Robert H.
6 years ago
Verified Purchaser
Nothing I can say in a...
Nothing I can say in a written review will do this pistol justice. I've been shooting for a number of years and have always been partial to wheelguns for their simplicity of operation and reliability. My only gripe with most small snubbies is most are only 5 rounds and the muzzle flip is typically pretty bad making them less that comfortable to shoot. These problems do not exist with the Chiappa Rhino. The Rhino is a 6 shot with no appreciable difference in size from other small revolvers thanks to it's flat sided cylinder. The extra round is nice, but what about that muzzle flip. Well...just go shoot one. The bottom firing barrel thing is not marketing hype or a gimmick. It works! Shooting .38 Special is drama free and even a 158 grain full load .357 Magnum is not uncomfortable to shoot. It's snappy as it's still a small, light gun...but the rubber grip combined with the low bore axis makes very reasonable felt recoil.\r \r Now I hear you, "It's too expensive" and yeah, maybe it is. But here's what you have to think about. Are you going to go to the range and shoot a carry revolver that you don't enjoy shooting? If not, you may not be proficient enough if you ever have to use it in a self defense situation. The Rhino is actually very fun to shoot. One of my favorite guns to put lead down range with. It's nothing to shoot 100 rounds or more through it in one range visit. Your hand won't hurt. You're wrist won't hurt. It's just a pleasure to shoot. I have a .380 that is harder on my hands than shooting .357 Mag through the Rhino. \r \r To sweeten the deal, the Rhino is milled for moon clips and comes with a package of three. I do put some of my defense ammo through the gun for practice, but when I go to the range to shoot, or when I dry fire practice at home, it's really convenient to just pop the expensive defense ammo out in the moon clip. I also have several moon clips loaded in various places. They are a considerably faster reload than even speed loaders (and I have some of those too). \r \r Lastly, the double action trigger is the best I've ever used. Smooth and progressive, but a great safety feature as you have to deliberately pull it to fire. You won't see any accidental discharges unless you do something unsafe.
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