The Rhino distinguishes itself by firing from the cylinder\'s bottom rather than its top. This significant change effectively minimizes muzzle rise and felt recoil as it aligns the bore axis nearly to the palm of the shooter\'s hand. This unique design is complimented by an aluminum alloy frame and barrel shroud which greatly reduce its weight, making the Rhino easy to handle and carry. Moreover, the Rhino incorporates accessory rails on the barrel\'s underside, providing a convenient location for mounting lights or lasers. Instead of a typical hammer, its unique design features a snag-resistant cocking device, further expanding the Rhino\'s usability. This is due to its ground-breaking fully enclosed firing mechanism that can function in either single or double action modes. To enhance safety and usability, the Rhino includes a clear, easily visible cocked indicator, signaling the status of the internal hammer. The revolver also introduces a hexagonal cylinder design to reduce its overall width. Furthermore, the Rhino is equipped with a highly visible fiber optic front sight to assist with accurate aiming.