A heavily accessorized Chiappa Rhino 60DS is being billed as a possible peak, “final level boss” take on the Italian revolver. The host walks through a mix of aftermarket furniture, optics and a tourniquet setup rather than a factory-stock pistol, framing the package as everyday-carry adjacent and tactical in presentation.
What’s on the gun
- Midwest Industries brace (described as not stock), with added comb height, extra shell holder and QD sling points
- Blue Alpha Gear tourniquet holder on the brace, with pen and tourniquet
- Midwest Industries grip, with the host preferring that profile
- 3x EOTech on a Gorilla Mount (quick-detach)
- GBRS Group Hydra mount, added after an audience suggestion
- Vortex Crossfire Solar (latest generation)
- Steiner DBAL-A3 on top
- SureFire X300 on the bottom
Pros, cons and specs from the video
Pros: The host likes the Midwest Industries grip profile and presents the brace as offering comb height, extra shell storage and sling attachment. Quick-detach optics mounting and a dedicated tourniquet holder are called out as part of the “boss” aesthetic. The Hydra mount is included specifically because a viewer asked for it.
Cons: The piece is not a measured range review. There is no discussion of recoil, reliability, holster compatibility, weight, legal status of the brace, or whether the stacked lights and lasers are practical on a revolver. The host leaves open that someone else may still “out Chiappa” the build.
Specs (as stated): Chiappa Rhino 60DS platform; 3-power EOTech; Vortex Crossfire Solar; Steiner DBAL-A3; SureFire X300; Midwest Industries brace and grip; Gorilla and GBRS Hydra mounts; Blue Alpha Gear TQ holder.
Quotes
“This could be peak Kappa Rhino 60DS like final level Boss 60DS.”
“Starting with the definitely not a stock Midwest Industries brace.”
“And of course, we got to attach a tourniquet to this right there.”
“So, is this peak final level boss Kiapa Rhino 60DS or is somebody going to out kiappa”
