Chiappa Firearms CF340.247 Rhino 50SAR .357 Magnum Revolver with Nickel Finish and Walnut Grips

Chiappa Firearms CF340.247 Rhino 50SAR .357 Magnum Revolver with Nickel Finish and Walnut Grips

Chiappa Firearms
SKU:
5653
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UPC:
8053670714175
$1,180.99
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Width:
8.50 (in)
Height:
2.80 (in)
Depth:
12.40 (in)
Current Stock:
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Description
Chiappa Firearms CF340247 Rhino 50SAR *CA Compliant 357 Mag 6 Shot 5" Nickel-Plated Steel Barrel & Cylinder, Nickel-Plated Aluminum Frame & Barrel Shroud, Picatinny Rail, Walnut Grip

The Chiappa Firearms CF340.247 Rhino 50SAR is a high-quality revolver designed for reliability and precision. Featuring a 5-inch nickel-plated steel barrel and cylinder, this firearm offers durability and corrosion resistance. The aluminum frame with a built-in Picatinny rail allows for versatile customization and accessory attachment. Its medium frame size makes it manageable for a range of shooters, while the concealed hammer provides a snag-free profile for smooth operation. The revolver's fixed fiber optic front sight combined with an adjustable fiber optic rear sight ensures quick target acquisition and accuracy in various lighting conditions. Weighing approximately 31.5 ounces, this firearm balances portability with stability, making it suitable for both concealed carry and home defense scenarios.

Features:

  • Nickel-plated steel barrel and cylinder for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance
  • Aluminum frame with integrated Picatinny rail for accessory attachment
  • 5-inch barrel length providing a good balance between accuracy and concealability
  • Six-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
  • Concealed hammer design for snag-free handling
  • Fixed fiber optic front sight and adjustable fiber optic rear sight for quick target acquisition
  • Walnut grips offering a classic and comfortable hold
  • Includes moon clips for faster reloads and easier cylinder loading
  • Medium frame size suitable for a variety of hand sizes and shooting preferences