REXiO revolvers
Can anyone tell me anything more abour rexio revolvers. If they are worth buying?
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Made in Argentina. Not so good. Cheap materials, cheap price. Better than no gun, but barely. The EAA Windicator is better, the Rossi is better, the Taurus much better. In fact, a good used S&W is better yet! 0 -
What about the "Commanche" revolvers?
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JUNK looks better than it works.
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Yes--the Llama Commanche revolvers are serviceable, and usually priced right; but not the equal of a Smith. These were widely used by South American Police and have sporadically appeared on the market for the last few years at reasonable prices. Most Commaches I have come in contact with needed to be reblued. All in all, they are O.K. 0 -
They are better than nothing, I suppose. I would not recommend one to even a enemy. Better to stick with a good quality firearm, Colt, Ruger, Sig. I no longer recommend Smith, since they sold out to the demo's and gun control communists. Rexio firearms just are NOT worth the money, unless of course you need a good paper weight. 0 -
A resounding "Amen" on the paperweight opinion. To many tolerance/timing/poor materials problems. The Rexios are in the "Saturday Night Special" category. 0 -
Python: quote:I no longer recommend Smith, since they sold out to the demo's and gun control communists.
You are out of date. Ask this question over on the General Discussion Board and someone will bring you up to date.
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Python please research your info on S&W, and maybe a little on the history of what Smith has done for the USA. With all due respect Queeks 0
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