Chiappa Rhino
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What would be my best level air rifle and scope combo for max 250 squid???
Hi Andy, thank you for all the awesome reviews! Would it be possible for you to review the Byrna?? - I trust your advice, judgement and information given on the products that are reviewed.
you posted this on my 46 birthday and that's what I'm going to treat me with thanks
Tha fact that the Rhuno -the real one - fires from the bottom is not a styling feature. Thanks to that you have more linear recoil and much less muzzle flip on follow up shots.
Yeah but you have to admit its got style.
Yea but chiappa copied The Mateba Model 6 Unica ..
@@RaysTwoPence Is it a copy if it's the same designer? Emilio Ghisoni
@@veloxsouth hmmm I don't know lol he clearly like the design I personally like the The Mateba be cause he actually called it unique
Well done mate, I was also going to point this out, as seen on Demolition Ranch!!
You never flick a revolver. Except in movies, then you always flick a revolver. Someone flicks my revolver, they're never touching any of my guns again.
Hi Andy it is a genuine design, it came out from the 70's and 80's ( lol great Italian design) it's designed this way so the recoil is transmitted more controlled. Good review on forgotten weapons. Definitely worth a look
Genuine design and manufacture was Italy. I think it was a farther and son business. Like I said check out Forgotten weapons, great review and history about the gun company
2008. It was designed in 2008 and got into production in 2010. It follows the Mateba, which was 1997.
Demolition ranch also did a good video on it where he compares the chiappa rhinos recoil to a clasdic S&Ws recoil and there is a noticeable difference
I always forget you guys call them torches. 😂 Gets me every time!
The reason the barrel is so low is so when the gun is fired the recoil pushes into the hand rather than upward, obviously this is an air gun so makes no difference :D
I'd buy ten if it wasn't for the cheap plastic faux-wood grip. Really is a shame for me personally how a lot of manufacturers get 90% of the way to perfection and then biff it at the last hurdle.
Somebody will be making better quality grips pretty soon
Dan Wesson 715 has a very good quality rubber grips. Although I would prefer wood grips on it.
Yes exactly, at least make it an option. Cant wait to get one of these.
@@MCiTB Every .177 revolver manufacturer should take notes from Big Dan.
Smooth bore? No thanks..
Thank you for showing how barrel looks like from inside
Ordered one from Vector Air on Sunday and arranged to have it sent to my Chosen RFD which is The Airgun Centre, Rayleigh in Essex. Being delivered to RFD & collected on Thursday. Excellent Service from Julie at Vector Air.
I'm Italian, the review with the Italian stereotypes is beautiful... 😂😂🤣
It's true we really are like that 😂😂
I really enjoyed it. Congratulations for the great work you do👍
That solid build quality has me sold.
I love the look of this gun and I have it in 357mag UK LBP.
Always fun thank you
I love this channel. Since the epic times of the previous one, which was somehow banned I recall, it still is the best. Keep going!
The gun of choice for detective Josephus Miller in THE EXPANSE.
I seeing if anyone had made this comment, nice one sir
“Feel and ownership pleasure”
Well put, pan man! 🍳
And so do I. Got one and it’s beautiful 🇵🇹
Great review, love the joke about the wife/girlfriend in the sports car! Had me really laughing!
Great video, greetings from Italy!
Great vid Andy.. this is a copy of the The Mateba Model 6 Unica .. an outolading revolver that fires single action by using chamber pressure to cock the hammer and fires out of the bottom chamber to prevent flip up and to facilitate the the gas system for cocking the hammer .. it's one of my favourite guns of all time and features in the original ghost in the shell movie ..
Great little pistol; not sure what the point of a BB revolver is though. I thought the BB advantage was that you put a load of them 'quickly' into a mag and get lock-open. If you single load the shells then why not focus on pellets with a rifled barrel?
Mainly production price and operational cost. A smooth barrel is much easier and cheaper to make than a rifled one, especially a good rifled barrel. And good BBs are much cheaper than good pellets, for example, 500 JSBs costs twice as much as 1500 Umarex BBs.
Plus, BBs have greater destructive power, which means a higher "fun factor" and that is usually what replicas are all about.
Plus plus, you can easily feed pellets into a smooth barrel revolver, but not BBs into a rifled barrel revolver unless you have a dual feed one or don't care about your rifling.
@@goofy851 Yep, I'm probably not their target demographic, but you can get a pellet CO2 pistols these days. I'd still go PCP though.
I agree. If it's a semi-auto then I'll always settle for a BB (whether air pistol or airsoft). But with a revolver I much rather it be rifled for a pellet personally.
When i heard you can use pellets as well, i got so excited (Pellet supremacy, BB's suck in terms of everything)
Love the review as always, thanx for putting up the prices, as has been said by other's you have rekindled a boyhood love of Airguns and for that I salute you Sir.
Thanks again!!
Lovely looking Revolver and the price is pretty good for a quality Revolver.
As a proud Britalian Italians aren't all like that 'sips vino'. I joke, great video, found you yesterday and it was am instantly subscribe. Came for the home defence, stayed for the atmosphere. Really entertaining stuff and expect a wall of notifications or me steadily commenting on your old videos
I saw the chiappa rhino on demo ranch a while ago so seeing the thumbnail had me like "wait.. that's not an airgun that's a real gun!"
An excellent job Andy, you've certainly changed my mind about the rhino having seen this! 👍 👌 😊
Excellent video!
ti seguo da tanto, è molto piacevole sentirti parlare in italiano :)
Nice! Looks a lot of fun! Bella Bella!
Thank you for the great review Andy have owned one of these limited edition guns for about a month now the black with silver cylinder nice one Andy cheers
in Italy, we have the 7.5 j as a limitation, so it is showed remarking it is a Free gun being
Glad to see you found the nice trigger wall on the double action, SO many people moaned about this having a terrible trigger but it's actually really good if you use the wall and break point to your advantage, single action is too heavy but you don't need it with this system as the wall is after the cylinder rotation and just releases the striker (it has an internal hammer system unlike most revolvers) as if it were in single action whilst using double action.
New to the sport. What is the wall and break point?
@@garyweisbrodt4440 'The wall' is when you have taken up all the slack of the trigger and feel the first sign of resistance i.e. the trigger becomes heavier to pull. 'The break point' is after you have pulled through 'the wall' and reach a much heavier point in the trigger pull, this is the critical point to detect with the pad of your finger on any trigger as it is just before the trigger will release the hammer/striker causing the weapon to fire. this is where you must be most focussed aiming the weapon. A 'bad' or 'mushy' trigger won't let you easily detect these points in the trigger system cycle.
I love this Gun. I want this Gun in 357. AND the BB Version 😺
You forgot to speak about the issues with single action double action
Agree. Shocking trigger weight and pull.
@@CaptDAR Yes , he didn’t mention this revolver has such a heavy single action trigger it is totally unusable. The double action is also heavy but is at least unusable.
I got the Limited Edition and can pick up a 25lb dumbell in SA. I sprayed inside the trigger assembly with oil and big improvement but still a bit hard.
Beautiful! My goodness!
That does look a lovely piece of art! The price seems very good looking at the quality! Another great review.
Another great show Andy
congratulations for the video, a greeting from Italy.
I'm more into rifles as all pistols lack the power to takeout anything even at 20yards. Good review as always.
I hope youre talking about air pistols, because i can tell you that real .357 magnums can and have been used to kill deer at 100+ yards.
@justin wilt of course I'm talking about air pistols. I'd never compare a real fire arm to air rifles.
@@AlliPlay35 got to ask, known too many people whove believed so many gun myths, including someone who legitimately believed that pistols werent powerful beyond a few yards... Said person also believed that he had a tracking chip installed in him after his last dentist visit, so... Dude wasnt quite right in the head.
This is a very nice quality gun
I have the same one and agree totally with Andy, it's weighty and very well made. The other one as good is the ASG, 715, 4 inch revolver. Both beautifully made.
Accuracy is just OK, plinkings the task with this one. I would buy one as they will be future classics I'm sure.
Finally, thank you Andy 😊
I hope you realise you’re personally responsible for my newly renewed addiction to buying air guns.😀 Quick question. I’m in the market for another SBR. I have the Crossman and have modified it to perfection but I see another SBR in the background of your newly built and rather nice set. Go on, spill the beans. What’s the new SBR then???
I WISH I could get hold of a Crosman SBR.
I have the Sig MPX.
Me three lol
Tell me about it, I've got a cricket mk 2 and it's all Andy's fault lol, I'm more worried about the wife finding out how much I actually spent on the Steyr scout I just got,I'm glad it's small enough to fit behind the rest of my rifles lol.
I was in Academy sports the other day and they had several different fully auto models, one was FN scar, I think they had a bren, also some cool SBR and m4 type airguns
@@jduffey320 Were they BB or Airsoft?
I'm planning on getting one of these and I'm wondering if the crossman SNR cartridges will work in it?
if i ever buy one, im gonna have to make my own wood grips for it. not dealing with the imitation feel lol
Pretty cool revolver
Another great review, but tell me what’s the rifle on your right please ?
Nice Italian at the beginning :-D
I think the < 7.5J is there for legal reasons. In Italy if you want to buy an air gun without a firearm permit, it must produce less than 7.5J output. :-)
That's so sad. So you can't buy air rifles in italy? They usualy shoot at least 10J.
i have one in .357 mag and the recoil impulse is non-existant. fantastic firearm
Hi Andy, thats a grand looking air pistol. Nice it's different. I like the bottom loading barrel. Thank you very much, for your hard work. Nice new studio. Take care Simon from York
Thank you Simon, it really is different and nicely built. I was talking about the gun, but the new studio is also pretty good and was built by myself and Mrs AAR. Stay safe. Andy
@@AAROnair have a nice day
Nice review Andy.
Read somewhere that if this gun goes wrong internally its impossible to repair it for some reason. Perhaps a metal lug moulded into the frame or similar. Looks nice but i won't bother.
If I avoided buying an airpistol every time I heard something can/will "go wrong" with it, I'd take up slingshotting.
I love all your videos
2.00-2.20 about. Are there pigeons in the background sound?
Hi there,
As I am the happy owner of the 9mm ''standard'' (non - ''charging'') version, I am really interested in buying the CO2 one.
I watched this review twice and I still have few questions :
- At which range did you test it ?
- Is it possible to fire in Single Action mode ?
- What kind of pellets did you recommend (to counterbalance a non-rifled barrel) for target shooting ?
Anyway, thx for this review, it was really interesting,
Best Regards,
Subbed. Very interesting channel. I had never watched many (if any) UK channels. I must say I find the occasional mentioning of UK regulations and restrictions on other videos about airguns crazy and depressing. But I guess if I grew up and lived there I couldn't miss what I never had or knew 🤷🏾. Either way still some good info coming from the other side of the pond when wanting to supplement my real shooting with some cheaper airtoys.
White screen printing can be subdued with a quick wipe of gun bluing
Great review on an out of stock again
Hickok45 says to never flip the cylinder closed on a revolver as it can damage the gun. Is this the same with airguns??
Probably. They use the same mechanism to make the cylinder.
I'm struggling with the heavy trigger, any suggestions?
I own one of these since some weeks and I like it. But there is one flaw, you didn't talk about. As also mentioned in several forums, in single action, the trigger force is terribly high. Or did the manufacturer improve this in the meantime and you got one of these improved revolvers? I overcome this by shooting in double action "two stage mode", like you did for the last 5 shots in your target work. (I hope my English isn't too bad.)
You're English is good... Where are you from ?
@@simonnoble7589 I'm from northern Germany.
I bought one too. In nickle finish and I'm hapy with the visual. But, as G. J. said, the trigger was/is a big mess. It was good with double action, but a horror with single action. I inspected the internals of the revolver but did not see any spot to take hands on. And, I did not want to play party with all those springs... So, I did some greasing and reassembled the gun. Meanwhile I used the trigger that often that it is "trained" enough. It is hard but not yet too hard... hmm. IMHO, this is a construction fail.
Thanks for the info. Great English.
You meant “single action” this is cocking the gun before firing.
I have a few pistols it I'm not really into revolvers but this looks really good, a bit like the gun in Blade runner, it seems like a lot of gun for little money, just need to find an excuse to get one lol
Hiya Andy. After doing the Umarex HDS and HDR you should try and get your hands on a Milsig m17, First Strike T15 and a First Strike Compact. They're tons of fun and there's so many modifications available, especially in the m17.
what is the rifle behind you? Thanks, Moe
Great vid as ever ! love this pistol really hoping you review the .22 webley MK VI that’s out in October
I believe the new .22 webley would be a good one to review too as I believe it’s the first .22 replica pistol which is an interesting factor
A revolver I'd never bother to buy.
Surely looks kinda good. But the low down sitting barrel does not help on a co2 driven imo.
And the barrel bore to sights difference is way too much for me. Surely good with a fully adjustable rear sight - because it may come in handy..
But still a very sweet review! Now I'll just be waiting for the Canebrake review...😁😁
Yes 2.8J is less than 7.5J which is 5.5 ft lb. It could however just be their way of saying under the UK legal maximum, under 6 ft lb (8.1J).
Ahhhhhh.....I was waiting for your review on this revolver! I own the "Charging Rhino" version and I love it! The trigger was a little stiff at first use, but will loosen in time. Thank you again for a fantastico review Professore Andy, and Ciao!
Rhino
Awesome review as always Andy, I've a few on my list now, hope vector air can get hold of the new Umarex M29 revolver for you to review, if they do get them in I'd be down for one asap!
Shame it's only available in 5" barrel versions, the firearms range from 2" to 6", the longest being sweet as the have a top rail. Oddly the C02 versions are significantly heavier than the originals too.
I know it's not the subject of the video but what about the Sig Sauer MPX/MCX in the background? It appears to have a whole different front end barrel and shroud? Does anyone have any idea what's been done there? Looks 100x better than the standard version!
A pistol like this will likely be used for plinking, but can it flip a big spinner with less than 3 ft lb, less than 400fps? Do you test them out on self resetting spinners?
I am very happy with my 9mm with +P+ ammo.
Any chance of reviewing the Umarex Smith & Wesson M29's that came out earlier this year?
Not available yet in the UK
@@cyrusshellard3905 love to know where they were for sale then as none have been imported by the distributor. Earliest U.K. imports may be end of October.
@@cyrusshellard3905 I'm going to get all of them, but probably my favorite will be the 3", because it's pretty close to the real 4" version.
@@cyrusshellard3905 I’m afraid the sites that have them listed have never ever had them in stock. Some are only taking your money as a pre order.
Its low power, and lead free pellets are harder than lead, so they might not be sealing as well.
Enjoy your show. How many shots is it good for
Hello Andy I love the content you put out, I am going to say that I am new to the sport but I am not Ive always had air rifles and shot them in the back garden. Do you know of any good rifle ranges in Nottingham or Mansfiled. I am looking at getting a new gun but I would like your advice 1st is the Daystate Airwolf the older one with no LCD display or 2nd Daystate Wolverine2 Hi Lite bolt action, both are around £800. Thank you for your time kindest regards Adrian
Very much a Marmite gun. Not for me though
Great review as usual. Love the Orange shirt. Surely I have too much Merch 🤔
Can you do a review of the aslakon mx10 please and what pellets are best for this bull pup in 2.2
Hi Andy, are the shells similar to anyone else's? As they all take 4.5mm pellets, it's a shame there is no standard. Will they produce a rifled barrel version?
It looks like it would take the Umarex shells?
Is that Sig in the background getting reviewed soon?
Hey, Andy! Still loving the channel, as always. I was wondering if you would review the Hatsan Bull Master? I just purchased one and absolutely love it, I’m thinking others will too!
Oh this is the BB gun version😂
Reminiscent of Harrison Ford's Blade Runner gun.
Reminds me of Rick Deckard's gun from blade runner
Shell releasing probe? Try ejector.
Can the cartridge fit a m29. I want to replace my 6mm cartridge with 4.5
You may want to think about your barrel diameter before experimenting further. Stay safe. Andy
@@AAROnair I can’t order 4.5 umarex shells because my country has strict policies, my local airsoft store only has the Chiappa shells. I am really eager to replace the 6mm shells to shoot pellets.
Andy love the reviews, but can you let us public know who has these in stocks or anything else you review .
Mateba Model 6 Unica first bb replica ive seen
I'll wait until someone produces real wood or rubber grips aftermarket. Also, is the barrel spine set up for fixing a reflex to it?
Good luck with that. 90% or better of these replica pistols have plastic grips
Looks good apart from the Plastic handle. it would be like going out in a nice suit with trainers.
neat.
odd looking, but i like it for that.
Well they are an interesting design, I looked one up and found CHIAPPA RHINO 50DS Revolver in .357 Magnum | $1,350 , no that is not what you are showing, here it is
Chiappa Rhino 50DS $235.00 now that is interesting.
they probably wrote
Back in the sauna then Andy?!?
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