Same here. Even just a Rhino would be nice. Just not quite for the premium price they command. I get that because of their construction they're more comparable to the Aluminum/Scandium S&W's etc. but the striker-fired semi-auto like trigger pull, and the fit and finish with all the exposed Kel-Tec'ish screws everywhere just makes it seem "wrong" to spend premium-revolver prices on them.
I can't however stress enough that
the bottom cylinder firing really makes a difference. And would be even better in .44 mag, .454 etc. If they can beef it up to the point of .460 S&W or .500, I'd be
really interested.
In the 4" Rhino I got to try and put a few boxes through, full house 125gr .357 feels like .38's, 38's feel like light target wadcutters, and light target .38 wadcutters feel like .22LR's in a Rhino.
Unfortunately, the only ones that seem to be reasonably priced are the .40 S&W ones. Presumably because almost nobody wants or needs a .40 S&W revolver. Especially if it can't take 10mm too