Evanix Rex

It took some time to get used to the trigger being so hard to pull, but after shooting a tin of JSB Match 9mm 81.2 gr I mastered it.
I dialed it in @ 65 yards and continued to maintain a 2" groupe. statement. I shoot 6" dia steel plates painted bright yellow. The satisfaction of that big pellet going where you point it is like a high powered rifle that goes where you point it. Now the sound well it has quite a bark so if you are shooting in a closed area or next to a building the noise will be reflected and it is loud. I shoot in an area that has trees and bushes so it is not that bad.There is a somewhat token baffle at the end of the barrel but not a device to silence it.I mounted a Bushnell scope 18X50, so it is nice and bright. You need to purchase a adapter for your Foster air hose coupler mail 1/8" thewads with a washer, can be purchased with the gun.

Pros
This rifle is so much fun to shoot, it is light , easy to load, good balance and is accurate very smooth action built sturdy the safety/fire lever is at your fingertip. Just a nice design

Cons
It has a air fill port and requires a special insert, but also you need a female male foster fitting so you can air up.

Heard a lot of good things about the Rex. Wanted to continue shooting hogs with my Airgun but wanted to hunt Deer in Va.
Nothing but good things about the service from AGD, but not with the Rex.
Air fill probe orings kept getting cut off. Looked in the tank probe hole and it looked like a 6 year old drilled it out.
Called customer service and they agreed it needed to be sent back.
Again good service but horrible product manufacturing.

Pros
N/A

Cons
See above

Since purchasing my .357/9mm rex rifle I haven't been disappointed. It's first kill was a giant Canadian goose. I took the goose with a single heart shot at 35 yards using the JSB exact 81 grain pallets. As far as shot count and accuracy the Rex delivers exactly what I expected. I get ten consistent shots on low power and four on high power. Using the JSB ammo I'm getting a ragged hole about the size of a quarter at fifty yards. At fifty yards you won't notice a difference between high and low power. Using .357 115 grain hunters supply hollow points the group opens up to silver dollar size at fifty yards. I recommend using .357 slugs because the air venturi ammo is loose in the breach and tends to slide back and forth in the action as well as 9mm.

Pros
The rifle is powerful, accurate, easy to fill with a pump, and very compact.

Cons
The trigger is stiff, but breaks clean.

For $700 you can't go wrong with the rex rifle. I'm getting one ragged hole with 10 shots at 30 yards before refilling , and 5 touching at 50. It takes me about 3 minutes to refill using the g6 hand pump. I weigh 156 pounds and use all my body weight when I hit about 190 bar. Considering that this is a medium to small large game hunting rifle you are getting a lot of consistent shots for 3 minutes of effort. Ammo used so far is JSB and it is very accurate. The trigger is a bit stiff but very crisp and breaks clean. It is very predictable, and a true 2 stage trigger.

Pros
Powerful, accurate, and not as loud as people say.

Cons
None

Just received a 357...very satisfied so far. A lot of power in a very light,compact package...about 6 1/2 lbs with a compact scope. Plenty accurate,and power levels are on par with advertised numbers.

Pros
Great compact hunting gun

Cons
Trigger a little heavy,but adjustable...

I love the power of the Evanix. Comparing the power of my bull boss and the Evanix, the Evanix trigger requires more intention when squezzing. But the power is obviously felt inside the mechanics of the Evanix. I haven't hunted with either weapon, but the bull boss feels as if you can guide your rounds. The Evanix requires more concentration on the trigger squezzing even though it weighs a whole lot less than the bull boss.

Pros
1. Less weight 2.More power 3. Faster to refill with hand pump 4. Both the HN Grizzly and the Air Venturi rounds fit well within the breach. Again my pros and cons are in comparison with the .357 caliber Evanix vs the .25 caliber bull boss.

Cons
1. I wish it came with a 3 round magazine. 2. Heavy trigger squezzing (Evanix) 3.at times there maybe fumbling, if you're trying to reload quickly after a shot, due to a small and narrow loading or breach environment.

This has become my favorite gun. I like it because it is light ,easy to load. ,very accurate and powerful. I use air tank to fill but have tried a hand pump and is not bad.

Pros
Light

Cons
None that I have experienced.

Love the lightweight simple style, I have a ATN Day/Night scope and 16,00 mah battery pack which weighs bout 3 pounds, so added to the gun weight of 5.5 pounds it works perfect for all day bush hunting coyote and Jack rabbits..The rabbit in the pic was taken with JSB 81.02 Gr. round out at 75 yards..I have dropped Coyote's out to 60 yards with 120 Gr. rounds from Mr. hollow point..I own a AirForce texan .45 and its great for blind hunting, but way to long and heavy to carry all day..sooo this works perfect!!!

Pros
Lightweight, simple design, yet powerful, accurate, durable hunting rifle!

Cons
None!!!