Understanding the Chiappa 357 Rhino The Chiappa Rhino. The name itself conjures images of a powerful, yet sleek firearm. This isn’t your grandfather’s revolver; its distinctive low-bore axis design immediately sets it apart, sparking curiosity and drawing the attention of both seasoned shooters and firearms enthusiasts. The Rhino offers a novel approach to the classic … Read more
From Humble Beginnings: Tracing the Burgo 22 Short Revolver’s Ancestry The diminutive form, a forgotten whisper from a bygone era, yet holding a certain allure for collectors and firearm enthusiasts alike. We’re speaking of the Burgo 22 Short Revolver. This pocket-sized piece of history, often overshadowed by its more prominent brethren, holds a unique place … Read more
Historical Background and Development The Need for a New Revolver The late 1960s and 1970s witnessed a dynamic shift in the firearms landscape. Law enforcement agencies across the United States were seeking to upgrade their standard-issue sidearms. The old guard, primarily revolvers from Colt and Smith & Wesson, faced increasing challenges. Colt, once the dominant … Read more
A Glimpse into the Past The allure of the revolver, a symbol of the American West and an emblem of rugged individualism, continues to captivate firearms enthusiasts. From the silver screen to the competitive arena of Cowboy Action Shooting, these iconic firearms evoke a sense of history and adventure. One revolver that beautifully captures this … Read more
The Evolution of Six-Shooters In the annals of the American West, a period of relentless expansion, daring exploits, and the forging of a new nation, the cowboy revolver stands as an iconic symbol. While the image of a gunslinger expertly fanning the hammer of a single-action firearm might dominate our collective imagination, a parallel narrative … Read more
