#Chiappa Rhino revolver

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edgy marlin
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I believe this gun would be a fun one to use ,it can have ammo such as .357 Magnum/.38 Special, 9x21mm, .40 S&W, and 9mm Parabellum I would say this gun is a perfect mid class hunting type for class 3-5 small Deer to feral pigs pretty much but it also depends on the ammo you put in it. Another thing I love about possibly putting it in the game is the fact that it can shoot from 50 to 100 yards without built drops but there has been reports of people being able to shoot 300 yards with only a small amount of bullet drop so if I had to guess it would be every 80 yards you would get a very small amount of Drop. Another reason this should be in the game is because of the small recoil that this gun has you would not have to worry about waiting for your aim to steady if you are using this for defence purposes from things like wolves.

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And for other purposes this is not the same as the other Rihno revolver in game this on is ment for medium game the other one is ment for bigger game

flat quartz
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if it get's included i hope it does not become .357 it is such a useless round in HCOTW it struggles to down animals at the bottom of it's range. if it was a .44 it would give a scoped option to that caliber which is sorely lacking outside of the PCC Moradi which awards rifle kills for this round.

ivory zinc
# flat quartz if it get's included i hope it does not become .357 it is such a useless round i...

All three .44 MAGNUM revolver models should be compatible with both the GOSHAWK and the DLC HERMES scopes.

The FOCOSO 357 - (should be FOCOSO .357,) equipped with the .357 FLAT NOSE HARD-CAST BULLET and the TRITIUM SIGHTS are still very much effective for wolves.

[Side note] - The Rhino (although not traditionally viewed as aesthetically pleasing,) is an interesting choice because;

  1. The barrel is actually positioned with a low bore axis - giving recoil less leverage to result in muzzle flip.

  2. The barrel and cylinder placement - the barrel and cylinder sit farther back in the frame, reducing the leverage that recoil can exert against the operator.

  3. This recoil oriented design noticeably directs more straight back into the wrist instead of upward, making it feel like a more straight back push than a flip.

  4. The rearward raking soft thick rubber grip (not pictured,) makes for a decent hand weld to complement.

Summary: Faster target reacquisition via recoil reduction.