The older gentleman in the lane next to me had a Chiappa Rhino 30DS---the 3" version. It's one of my unicorn guns, and his was the nickel .357 Magnum version, the exact one I want. I would never ask anyone if I could shoot their gun, but I waited until he stopped shooting, and asked "Is that a Rhino?". He was happy to tell me all about it, and asked me if I wanted to shoot it. I happily accepted, and fired six rounds of .38 Special at the target seven yards away.
His sights were definitely off, as the revolver shot about 1.5 inches high at seven yards, but my group could have been covered with a quarter, and it was the lightest recoiling centerfire revolver I've ever fired. The noise of firing a short barreled .38 Special was there, but the revolver didn't move at all. When people say it feels like a .22, that may be a bit hyperbolic, but it didn't feel like a .38. The trigger was not as bad as I've read it was. It's not tuned 686-good, but Chiappa has managed to make their convoluted linkage produce a decent trigger pull. I'd say it was 8-10 pounds, but kind of short with a nice crisp break.
I was definitely impressed with the Chiappa Rhino. I was considering the 200DS, the 2' version, but the 3" seemed pretty handy and looked as though it would be easy to conceal. Now I need to see what I can sell from my collection to afford one.