Evanix Rex P Air Pistol

I like its size

For me everything is fine since IT has diffefent calibers

For those who Like There weapons IT is a great buy

I bought the Rex P in .22 and it is a refurb, i was sad to see i got the older version, but after i inspected it and put it through its paces, i found that i am highly impressed by the pistol, i do pest control and do a lot of trapping the pistol performs way better than i expected. using the HN Crow Magnums in .22 the pistol is instant lights out for what ever is on the receiving end. So if you are interested in the pistol and worry that the refurbs are not up to par, then let this ease your worries, the pistol will do all you want it to and more. The condition is excellent for a refurb all parts and seals seem to be new and i couldn't ask for better refurb than i received.

I would absolutly change NOTHING about the pistol. VERY IMPRESSED....

I take the pistol out with the leg holster i got from P.A. a while ago, it sits perfect in it and the gun seems to disappear when walking around, if you have been thinking of getting a Rex P , i recommend getting it. i have many air guns and this Rex P .22 will be the one i take out with me the most, it is very accurate and UN-godly powerful.

Well balanced, shoots reliably, easy to fill, easy tank removal, light weight for what it can deliver.

Option to put on a bigger tank for target practice and sighting scopes, which of course is where you shoot the most (I know the rifle tank fits but y'all dont carry it in 357cal). Add mounting holes on the left side for additional rail installation. A clamp on butt for the tank so you can shoulder it if need be.

This thing is no toy! Mine is .357 cal and it packs a wallop and has a little hand push (kick if you will) when you fire. I'm very impressed with this gun!

Light weight accurate and portable.

Open sight would be nice. But a nice red dot is just fine swivel studs for a sling, I installed my own and works great.

Keep it clean , very accurate and very powerful.

everything! most awesome air gun I own! very powerful. I bought mine in .357cal. and with 127 gr. bullet it has incredible penetration power. this should have no problem killing medium size game. I would absolutely recommend this air gun, I can already see this, as becoming my most popular gun to shoot

not sure, perhaps a larger volume of air for more shots

it's not quiet, it goes BOOM! also has a some recoil. buy one! you'll fall in love with it.

Shoots .45 and semi-compact.

Fill probe poor design, cheap pins and pot metal trigger. Designed like a $200 dollar paint ball gun. Sorry O rings - broken and one not right size. Poor quality for $600. Hard to believe some give it 5 stars. Guess you have to convince yourselves you got your money worth. I just do not see it on any level. More of a novelty item.

I have a Ev Sniper also. Some problems there too. Have two other rifles/ other makes and no real problems. Much better to spend your money on something else.

Very powerful, nice tight groupings, good balance, loud. Fun to shoot.

Air filing, get rid of the probe and go with a foster. The tank replace is not easy as you have to remove the scope rail. More shots per fill. I get 3 to 4 good shots in 45.

Not a backyard air gun. Keep a air tank on hand or a hand pump. I am not a big fan of filling probes wish they would used a foster. But with the short coming it is still a lot of fun to shoot.

Power and accuracy

I think they should come out with a buttstock for this gun.

Balance, looks and accuracy . So far have only shat it at 10 yds. Mine is in 22cal. I havent checked FPS.

I am only getting 10 shots before it drops to 100 bar? Maybe I am not pushing pressure to 3,000 lbs,

Buy it you ll like it. Except shot count in my case.

Power. Sound. Adequate safety features

As others noted, the ability to change out the air tank without removing the rail would be nice. Rail is a bit narrower than most picatinny rails, some accessories might not fit if they can't tighten enough

I got the .45 Cal. You only get one full power shot in my experience. The second is ok, and a third is not really worth taking IMO. Often I will top off between each shot. The air refilling is the biggest limitation on the fun factor of this gun. When my tank gets to 220 bar, I leave the gun connected and valve open, allowing firing as fast as you can load pellets, as long as you don't mind the air hose. I tried a few of the pellets offered here. Here are the velocity and energy results. each pellet type uses data from five full pressure shots, they are all air Venturi pellets. The 180 grain round noses averaged 574 fps, 131.7 ft-lbs. The 200 grain hollow points averaged 557 fps, 137.8 ft-lbs. The 232 grain round noses averaged 531 fps, 145.2 ft-lbs. The 250 grain hollow points averaged 517 fps, 148.4 ft-lbs. The 300 grain flat nose pellets don't like to seat as easily as other pellets, they averaged 475 fps, 150.3 ft-lbs. I'd recommend not going any bigger than the 300 grain ones