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h518may · January 18, 2013, 02:01 PM

I am a proud rhino owner and I absolutely LOVE mine. ( I have the 4 in .357. )I have only two complaints. One, the cocking lever is stiff, really hard to cock. Two is what boomie mct touched on and that it is real hard to find holsters for any model other than the snubbie rhino. Other than that, I have no complaints. It reduces felt/perceived recoil as advertised with its lower barrel design, it conceals like a bottom feeder with its hexagonal cylinder, and I like its looks even. My dream gun would be a 3 in barreled mostly polymer rhino in .45acp w moonclips. ( chiappa you listening?!) p.s. boomie, where have you come across places for holsters? I would be grateful for yours or anyone's suggestions.

January 18, 2013, 02:01 PM	#6
h518may Senior Member Join Date: May 3, 2007 Location: louisville, ky Posts: 188	I am a proud rhino owner and I absolutely LOVE mine. ( I have the 4 in .357. )I have only two complaints. One, the cocking lever is stiff, really hard to cock. Two is what boomie mct touched on and that it is real hard to find holsters for any model other than the snubbie rhino. Other than that, I have no complaints. It reduces felt/perceived recoil as advertised with its lower barrel design, it conceals like a bottom feeder with its hexagonal cylinder, and I like its looks even. My dream gun would be a 3 in barreled mostly polymer rhino in .45acp w moonclips. ( chiappa you listening?!) p.s. boomie, where have you come across places for holsters? I would be grateful for yours or anyone's suggestions.