Awkward-looking, to say the least, but just watch.

That is interesting.

So that’s a short barreled rifle now, right? And now no NFA paperwork required, right? Interesting.

I watch that guy for his lever gun reviews - he’s big into the Cowboy action style shoots and he seems to know what he’s talking about.

Hmm ... Why?

I guess the answer to that is "Why not?"

Wonder if he was using full power 357 as muzzle rise was very little. Low bore axis aligned with stock probably helped. 200 yd hits DA free standing with a 4" bbl is impressive. I'd be tempted at $150 or so but $300+, eh not so much.

As he said, interesting & curious, cool. I surely don’t feel the need for such a setup.

I did appreciate his safety reminder of awareness with blast out of the cylinder gap. That’s something I mention to new revolver shooters. With this configuration, I could almost see someone want to hold it securely around the cylinder.

Cool, always liked the Rhino's look, my problem would be seeing the target at 200 yds LOL.

First thing I was thinking is, I bet you could make that at home, with the proliferations of 3D printers that allow you to make anything you want, providing you have the aptitude, and funds, there will probably be a "file" out there you can download.

I'm guessing with no NFA we're going to see a lot of new gun products being self made in the suppressor and adapters like that...

who was the pistol shooter in the 70/80/90's that mostly wore black?

I recall him shooting balloons, I think, at 100+
with a J frame,

he was on one of those shooting shows on cable,

^Bob Munden?

I’ve got a 6” go100 that I’ve made hits with at 200 without such a contraption attached. The gun is super accurate. I used to shoot 38 brass lined up at 15-20 yards away and could usually hit 4 or 5 out of 6 standing freehanded. Of Course I was in my 20s and shot that gun all the time. Beware of the man with one gun held true.

I’m proud I can still see and hit the target at 20 yards. Adding another 0 to the 20 seems incredible.