Changing My Opinion of the REX ZERO 1 Pistols?

Published on July 21, 2018
Duration: 5:59

The Yankee Marshal re-evaluates the Arex Zero 1 pistol, shifting his opinion from initial dislike as a 'cheaper imitation' of Sig Sauer to recognizing its value as a competitor in the sub-$700 MSRP market. While still not a personal preference, he now sees it as a viable option against models like the FNX, H&K, Glock, and M&P, particularly appreciating its aluminum frame and hammer-fired action.

Quick Summary

The Arex Zero 1 pistol has been re-evaluated from an initial perception as a Sig Sauer imitation to a viable competitor in the sub-$700 MSRP market. It offers an aluminum frame and hammer-fired action, differentiating it from polymer, striker-fired pistols like the Glock, and is seen as a strong contender against models such as the FNX and H&K.

Chapters

  1. 00:13Initial Opinion: Arex Zero 1 vs. Sig Sauer
  2. 01:18Encounter and Shooting the Arex Zero 1
  3. 02:25Re-evaluating the Arex Zero 1's Market Position
  4. 03:05Arex Zero 1's Appeal to Specific Shooters
  5. 04:15Preference Over Comparable Models: FNX, Glock
  6. 04:44Shift in Perspective: Value and Performance
  7. 05:06Conclusion: Not a Sig, But Has Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the initial opinion of the Arex Zero 1 pistol?

Initially, the Arex Zero 1 was viewed as a cheaper imitation of Sig Sauer pistols, lacking comparable performance and feel. The primary similarity noted was the appearance and the addition of a manual safety, which was considered unnecessary on a Sig-like firearm.

How did the speaker's opinion of the Arex Zero 1 change?

The speaker's opinion evolved after shooting an Arex Zero 1 Tactical and speaking with its owner. This experience led to a re-evaluation, viewing the Arex Zero 1 not as a Sig imitation, but as a competitor to other pistols like the FNX, H&K, Glock, and M&P in the sub-$700 MSRP range.

What features differentiate the Arex Zero 1 from polymer, striker-fired pistols like the Glock?

The Arex Zero 1 stands out with its aluminum frame, a contrast to the polymer frames found on many Glocks. Additionally, it features a hammer-fired action, differing from the striker-fired mechanisms common in Glocks and P80s.

Is the Arex Zero 1 considered a direct competitor to Sig Sauer pistols?

No, the Arex Zero 1 is definitively not a Sig Sauer pistol. While initially compared due to appearance, the re-evaluation positions it as a competitor to other brands like FNX, H&K, Glock, and M&P, particularly within a specific price bracket.

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