Chiappa Rhino 60DS Handgun .44 Mag 6rd Capacity 6" Barrel Black

The Chiappa Rhino 60DS is a .44 Magnum revolver built around an unconventional design philosophy: shoot softer, point faster, control better. Unlike traditional revolvers that fire from the top of the cylinder, the Rhino's bottom-mounted bore axis sits lower in your hand, dramatically reducing muzzle flip and recoil impulse. For shooters who demand serious power without punishing recoil, or who simply want to stay on target through rapid follow-up shots, this Italian-made wheelgun delivers a genuine mechanical advantage.

The 60DS L-frame variant adds enhanced ergonomics that make the Rhino more accessible to a wider range of hand sizes and grip preferences. An enlarged frame houses twin finger stops that anchor your grip and prevent your hand from creeping forward under recoil—especially valuable in a .44 Magnum, where muzzle rise can quickly steal your sight picture. Hogue rubber grips provide secure purchase whether you're shooting in the rain or pushing through a long session at the range. The 6-inch barrel balances velocity and handling, while the 6-round capacity keeps you in the fight.

Built from 7075-T6 aluminum alloy frame with a steel cylinder and barrel, the Rhino 60DS ships ready for the range or field at under 3 pounds. The fixed fiber optic rear sight pairs well with the Rhino's natural pointability. Single and double-action trigger options, hammer block and cylinder rotation safeties, and manual extraction round out a revolver designed for shooters who refuse to compromise on power or control.

Key Features

• Bottom-mounted bore axis reduces recoil and muzzle flip in .44 Magnum
• Enlarged frame with twin finger stops for secure, stable grip
• Single/double-action trigger system
• 6-inch barrel for velocity and accuracy
• 6-round capacity
• Hogue rubber grips
• Fixed fiber optic rear sight
• Lightweight 7075-T6 aluminum frame
• Hammer block and cylinder rotation safeties
• Made in Italy

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Rhino 60DS different from a standard .44 Magnum revolver?

The Rhino's unique bottom-mounted bore axis—firing from the lower part of the cylinder rather than the top—positions the gun lower in your hand. This reduces both recoil perception and muzzle flip, making the .44 Magnum more manageable and allowing faster sight recovery on follow-up shots.

Is the Chiappa Rhino 60DS comfortable to shoot in .44 Magnum?

The combination of the low bore axis, enlarged frame, and twin finger stops helps distribute recoil more naturally through your hand and arm. While .44 Magnum is still a powerful cartridge, the Rhino's design philosophy is specifically to make it more controllable than a traditional revolver would be.

What sights come on the Rhino 60DS?

The revolver features a fixed fiber optic rear sight, which aids target acquisition in a variety of lighting conditions.

What's included in the box?

The Rhino 60DS ships with an owner's manual and a Rhino sticker.