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CHIAPPA FIREARMS
The Chiappa Rhino 60SAR is a 357 Magnum revolver built for shooters who want something genuinely different at the range or in the field. The Rhino's most distinctive feature—its lowered barrel axis—puts your hand closer to the bore, which means less felt recoil and muzzle rise compared to conventional revolvers firing the same round. With a 6-inch barrel and six-round capacity, it's a full-sized revolver that rewards accurate shooting and smooth handling.
The 60SAR ships with practical gear you'll actually use: three moonclips and a removal tool for fast reloads, plus wooden medium grips that won't disappear in your range bag. The fluorescent front and adjustable fluorescent rear sights are there to help you find your target in low light, whether you're shooting at dusk or in a dim indoor range. And here's the beauty of the 357 Magnum platform—you can run it with or without moonclips, so you can load however you prefer.
At 2.06 lbs, this is a gun you'll actually carry if you want to, though most folks who pick up a Rhino 60SAR are looking for a serious range gun or a revolver they trust for sport shooting. The Chiappa Rhino line has developed a solid following among shooters who appreciate the ergonomic advantage of that low bore axis and the Rhino's distinctly European engineering. It's not a mainstream choice, but that's exactly why it appeals to shooters who've spent time behind the gun and know what they're after.
| Caliber | 357 Magnum |
| Barrel Length | 6 inches |
| Overall Length | 10.5 inches |
| Weight | 2.06 lbs |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Grips | Wooden medium |
| Front Sight | Fluorescent blade |
| Rear Sight | Fluorescent, adjustable for windage and elevation |
| Finish | Nickel |
| Included Accessories | Three moonclips and removal tool |
The Rhino 60SAR is chambered in 357 Magnum and can fire 357 rounds. While 357 Magnum revolvers are generally capable of firing 38 Special ammunition, we recommend verifying firearm compatibility and consulting your owner's manual or manufacturer guidelines before shooting any ammunition other than the marked caliber.
No. The 357 Magnum Rhino can be loaded and fired with or without moonclips. The three moonclips included with your revolver are there if you want faster reloads, but traditional loading without them works just fine.
The revolver features a fluorescent front blade sight and a fluorescent rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation, so you can dial it in for your preferred point of aim at your distance of choice.
The Chiappa Rhino 60SAR ships with three moonclips, a tool for removing spent shells from the clips, and the revolver itself with wooden medium grips installed. The gun comes in nickel finish.
CHIAPPA FIREARMS
The Chiappa Rhino 60SAR is a 357 Magnum revolver built for shooters who want something genuinely different at the range or in the field. The Rhino's most distinctive feature—its lowered barrel axis—puts your hand closer to the bore, which means less felt recoil and muzzle rise compared to conventional revolvers firing the same round. With a 6-inch barrel and six-round capacity, it's a full-sized revolver that rewards accurate shooting and smooth handling.
The 60SAR ships with practical gear you'll actually use: three moonclips and a removal tool for fast reloads, plus wooden medium grips that won't disappear in your range bag. The fluorescent front and adjustable fluorescent rear sights are there to help you find your target in low light, whether you're shooting at dusk or in a dim indoor range. And here's the beauty of the 357 Magnum platform—you can run it with or without moonclips, so you can load however you prefer.
At 2.06 lbs, this is a gun you'll actually carry if you want to, though most folks who pick up a Rhino 60SAR are looking for a serious range gun or a revolver they trust for sport shooting. The Chiappa Rhino line has developed a solid following among shooters who appreciate the ergonomic advantage of that low bore axis and the Rhino's distinctly European engineering. It's not a mainstream choice, but that's exactly why it appeals to shooters who've spent time behind the gun and know what they're after.
| Caliber | 357 Magnum |
| Barrel Length | 6 inches |
| Overall Length | 10.5 inches |
| Weight | 2.06 lbs |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Grips | Wooden medium |
| Front Sight | Fluorescent blade |
| Rear Sight | Fluorescent, adjustable for windage and elevation |
| Finish | Nickel |
| Included Accessories | Three moonclips and removal tool |
The Rhino 60SAR is chambered in 357 Magnum and can fire 357 rounds. While 357 Magnum revolvers are generally capable of firing 38 Special ammunition, we recommend verifying firearm compatibility and consulting your owner's manual or manufacturer guidelines before shooting any ammunition other than the marked caliber.
No. The 357 Magnum Rhino can be loaded and fired with or without moonclips. The three moonclips included with your revolver are there if you want faster reloads, but traditional loading without them works just fine.
The revolver features a fluorescent front blade sight and a fluorescent rear sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation, so you can dial it in for your preferred point of aim at your distance of choice.
The Chiappa Rhino 60SAR ships with three moonclips, a tool for removing spent shells from the clips, and the revolver itself with wooden medium grips installed. The gun comes in nickel finish.
