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instantly. This addition allowed me to
do some draw and shoot drills using the
DST-CB target from Law Enforcement
Targets (letargets. com) which defines an
8 inch high chest “Primary Neutralization
Zone” on each target as well as two three-
inch trigger control dots. This PNZ is
anatomically correct in a linear fashion,
which is why I like to use them for this
type of training. At distances from 5 to 25
feet, I had no problem drawing and firing
two rounds in 2 seconds, which I believe
to be a reasonable combat standard. It
was when doing this drill that I realized
the excellent “point-ability” of the Rhino.
It goes on target smoothly, quickly and
without thought.
If it sounds like I am an enthusiastic
supporter of the Rhino, I am. This is a neat
little gun with a great deal of potential.
Only time will tell if American shooters
embrace it like I have. Check it out for
yourself at chiappafirearms. com or call
937-835-5000.
The Rhino functioned and shot well with a
variety of loadings, although the .357 Mag
loading proved to be hot to handle at first.