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

SKU:
198467968
|
UPC:
8053800948944
$1,277.91
Current Stock:

The Chiappa Rhino 60DS revolver in .44 Magnum is built around a design philosophy that sets it apart from traditional wheelguns: a low-bore-axis cylinder that sits noticeably beneath the shooter's hand. That geometry does real work—it cuts felt recoil and muzzle flip significantly, which matters when you're handling full-power .44 Mag loads. The 60DS pairs that signature engineering with a 6-inch barrel, six-round capacity, and a full-sized frame, making it a serious choice for hunters, sport shooters, and handgun enthusiasts who want raw power without fighting their gun all day.

Ergonomics get attention here. The frame is beefier than the standard Rhino, with twin finger stops molded into the grip to lock your hand in place during shooting. Hogue overmolded rubber grips deliver both comfort and control, whether you're at the range or in the field. The adjustable rear sight combines fiber optic elements for fast acquisition in varying light, and elevation and windage adjustment lets you zero precisely. A cylinder block and hammer block keep the gun safe from unintended rotation or firing.

The hardware is built to handle the cartridge. The 7075-T6 aluminum alloy frame is engineered for strength without excess weight, while the cylinder and barrel are steel. Altogether, the gun weighs 2.90 pounds—manageable for all-day carry or extended range sessions. The white nickel finish resists corrosion and wears with character. Trigger action is single/double, and extraction is manual, keeping the design simple and reliable.

This is an Italian-made revolver designed for shooters who refuse to compromise on performance or handling. Whether you're hunting big game, running centerfire magnum loads at the range, or simply want a .44 Mag that doesn't punish your hand, the Rhino 60DS delivers capability in an unconventional package.

Key Features

  • Low-bore-axis cylinder design reduces recoil and muzzle flip
  • 6-inch barrel with 1:20 twist rate
  • Six-round capacity in .44 Magnum
  • Enlarged frame with twin finger stops for secure grip
  • Adjustable fiber optic rear sight with elevation and windage correction
  • Hogue overmolded rubber grips for comfort and control
  • 7075-T6 aluminum alloy frame; steel cylinder and barrel
  • Cylinder block and hammer block safety systems
  • White nickel finish resistant to corrosion
  • Single/double action trigger system
  • Manual extraction
  • Weighs 2.90 lbs; overall length 11 inches

Specifications

Caliber.44 Magnum
Barrel Length6 inches
Capacity6 rounds
ActionSingle/Double
Trigger SystemSingle
GripHogue overmolded rubber
Rear SightAdjustable fiber optic (elevation and windage)
SafetyCylinder block, cylinder rotation lock, hammer block
Frame Material7075-T6 aluminum alloy
Cylinder & Barrel MaterialSteel
Twist Rate1:20
FinishWhite nickel
Weight2.90 lbs
Overall Length11 inches (279 mm)
ExtractionManual
Country of OriginItaly

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Chiappa Rhino 60DS different from other .44 Magnum revolvers?

The defining feature is the low-bore-axis cylinder, which sits below the shooter's hand and wrist. This geometry significantly reduces felt recoil and muzzle flip compared to traditional revolvers firing the same powerful cartridge. The result is better control, faster follow-up shots, and less punishment during extended shooting sessions.

Is the Rhino 60DS good for hunting?

Yes. The 6-inch barrel and .44 Magnum chambering make it capable of taking medium to large game at reasonable ranges. The adjustable fiber optic sights support accurate field aiming in varied light, and the low-recoil geometry helps you stay on target and confident with each shot.

What's included with the gun?

The Rhino 60DS ships with a Rhino 44 sticker and an owner's manual. The gun itself comes with Hogue overmolded rubber grips installed.

Can I adjust the sights on the Rhino 60DS?

Yes. The rear sight features both elevation and windage adjustment, allowing you to zero the gun to your ammunition and shooting position.