Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact 9mm

Published on June 12, 2017
Duration: 8:51

This review of the Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact 9mm, presented by Patrick R. of TFB TV, highlights its unique ambidextrous decocker/slide release lever and manual safety. The pistol features a heavy double-action trigger (around 13 lbs) and a crisp single-action pull (6-7 lbs). Field stripping is demonstrated to be similar to a Sig Sauer P226/P229, and the firearm proved reliable during testing, though a slightly wobbly magazine catch and stiff slide release were noted.

Quick Summary

The Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact 9mm features a unique ambidextrous decocker/slide release lever and a manual safety. It has a heavy 13lb double-action trigger and a crisp 6-7lb single-action pull. Field stripping is similar to a Sig Sauer P226/P229, and the firearm demonstrated reliability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact FDE
  2. 00:32Unique Decocker/Slide Release Lever
  3. 00:56Ergonomics and Controls Overview
  4. 01:29Trigger Pull: DA vs SA
  5. 04:10History and Field Stripping
  6. 06:37Final Verdict and Handling Notes

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact?

The Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact features a unique ambidextrous lever for both decocking and slide release, a manual safety, front and rear slide serrations, a textured grip, ambidextrous magazine release, a loaded chamber indicator, and a 1913 accessory rail. It is chambered in 9mm.

How is the trigger pull on the Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact?

The double-action trigger pull is quite heavy, measured at approximately 13 pounds. The single-action trigger pull is significantly lighter and crisper, estimated to be between 6 and 7 pounds.

How do you field strip the Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact?

Field stripping involves ensuring the pistol is unloaded, then pulling down the combined decocker/slide release lever to remove the slide. The recoil spring and barrel are then removed from the slide. The process is similar to a Sig Sauer P226/P229.

What were the handling observations for the Arex ReX Zero 1 Compact?

The pistol proved reliable during range testing. However, the reviewer noted a slightly wobbly magazine catch and a stiff slide release lever, attributed to the integrated mechanical design of the decocker/slide stop combo.

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