Videos tagged with Arex Rex Zero 1S

This video from GUNBROS humorously explores the concept of an 'unsellable' handgun within their retail inventory. While Springfield Armory's XD OSP 9mm is initially suspected, the true slowest seller is revealed to be the Arex Rex Zero 1S. The hosts attribute this to a lack of brand recognition, despite the Rex Zero 1S being a quality firearm based on the Sig Sauer P226 design.

This guide details the installation and testing of the DPM Systems recoil reduction guide rod assembly for the Arex ReX Zero 1s pistol. Expert insights cover recoil management, reliability under stress (limp-wristing), and rapid fire performance, utilizing Sig Sauer Elite Performance 9mm Luger ammunition. The review highlights significant improvements in shootability and control, with a minor note on a potential magazine-related malfunction during testing.

This guide details the field stripping and comparison of the AREX Rex Alpha 9mm competition pistol, drawing insights from a detailed review. It highlights the Alpha's evolution from the Rex Zero 1S, focusing on its steel frame, competition-oriented features, and performance. The review emphasizes its excellent single-action trigger and value for competitive shooters, comparing it directly to the CZ Shadow 2.

This video provides an overview of the Arex REX Zero 1S 9mm pistol, highlighting its features as a new product available at Brownells. The presenter details its double-action/single-action operating system, the presence of a decocker and safety, and the anodized aluminum frame available in various colors, noting its similarity to the Sig Sauer P226 operating system. The pistol is presented as a solid service pistol with a Picatinny rail and three-dot sights, coming with two 17-round magazines.

This review by TheYankeeMarshal critically examines the Arex Rex Zero 1, comparing it extensively to the Sig Sauer P229. While acknowledging the Arex's potential, the instructor highlights significant differences in machining quality, refinement, and perceived value, particularly when considering the price difference. The primary critique focuses on the addition of a manual safety to the DA/SA platform, which the speaker finds detrimental.

This entry details the manufacturing process and quality control measures employed by AREX Firearms in Slovenia, as presented by Military Arms Channel. It highlights the company's commitment to producing reliable firearms through advanced techniques like cold hammer forging and rigorous testing protocols. The insights provided are from an established firearms reviewer with direct access to the manufacturing facility, offering a high level of authority.

This video from BERETTA9mmUSA reviews the top 5 handguns from 2017, featuring expert insights from a seasoned firearms enthusiast. The list includes the CZ 75 B, Walther PPQ (.45 ACP and 9mm), Sig Sauer P225-A1, Glock 43, Arex Rex Zero 1S, Dan Wesson Specialist, and the Sig Sauer P226 Legion. The presenter highlights reliability, ergonomics, trigger quality, and specific modifications like sights and recoil systems.

This review of the Arex Rex Zero 1S handgun, presented by Joe Curtenbach of American Rifleman, highlights its similarities to the Sig P226 but emphasizes its unique refinements. The pistol operates in single-action/double-action mode, fires the 9mm Luger cartridge, and features a decocking lever that also functions as a slide stop/release. It includes a manual thumb safety and a three-dot sighting system, with a dust cover rail for accessories. The review notes its reliability and accuracy, positioning it as a competitive option in its price range.