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This seems a great PCP, im looking into getting my first one, does anyone know if this can be modded to shoot arrows -bolts like the FX Impact m3 ? Thanks in advance

Hey let me know something, im also thinking in a termal scope for a PCP for low light

Sure no worries, we can talk here, so where are you based and what price for the 6airbolts? Regards!

Sure sounds good, Im down in Europe, specifically in Lisbon, Portugal at the moment. I can send you my whatsapp via message, easier than throught here

Thanks you very much for all the help, its getting more transparent now :) i will have that under consideration, just one last one, whats the bolt diameter for the evanix rex p ? i saw you made your own bolts, but where can one get these bullet types of nocks and the front aluminium guides ...

Sure however not sure if im following what you are saying these are the airbolts, after what i have researched and these are the arrows i shoot in my crossbow, they dont even have nocks (they are 6mm diameter and around 12inch long) will they work fine or do i have to replace the backend...

I believe the Vixen is listed as .177 and .22 calibers "The Rex-P Bottle, made by Evanix, is compact but also very powerful. This ‘Bottle’ variant has an air cylinder of 480 cc on the back side. Fill pressure (bar / psi) 250 / 3626" This is whats is listed at their website, not sure if you...

Thanks for the wisdom Nomadic ! Ah just outta curiosity, why isnt there bolts for caliber .25 ? arrow / barrel diameter? Im still waiting on the email from evanix regarding the number of shots at half power.... for all calibers But in theory you would recommend the caliber .35 right ? in...

Good afternooon, another online shop just gave me some more info when i asked how many shots i could get on the larger tank version "We estimate around 15 shots, depending on what ammunition you use." After much reading, and please forgive the basic and maybe a little bit silly doubts...

i see...... the plot thickens....

Just a quick update, i asked one of the european shops about this pcp airgun, and how many shots could it get on a full carbon long tank and this is what they replied..... " Hi there again, Could you be so kind to tell me how many shots can i get on this long P bottle version, on both full...

Dammm Nomatic, that is a nasty cool looking modified gun-arrow shooter I wonder if i could get those spare parts here, im searching for a local dealer, as the closest to me is in Germany...... looked everywhere online cant seem to find a video of it shooting an arrow or any info on how many...

Sure ill have a look at that compressor Do you have photo or video of the rex shooting arrows ? appreciate your help

Cool ! im getting inspired here i confess, how many shots to you reckon one can get at half power, with that longer carbon full size bottle version, and would you reckon a 4500psi compressor could work to refill it ? i heard vevor makes a new model that plugs into a 12v car battery, and that...

Good morning Nomadic Pirate 66, thanks alot for sharing this info, sounds very good cutting down the bolts is no issue, ive read you usually cut them to 14inch, i have a crossbow where i tend to use 12inch lenght ones (with 0.25inch or 6mm diameter), as my intent is to aim at topwater fish with...

Sure, thanks alot for the info, are those REX pistols .357 .45 and .50 with Airbolts available for order or are they some kind of mod ? What are they tank capacity ? Im a new user, so kinda begginner here in modding things.....

Hi there guys, new member here, im looking for a pcp arrow pistol and came to find you topic, apart from the most known Fx ranchero arrow version, is there any other options available for a pcp arrow pistol ? Appreaciate any ideias

Hi good forum people , and thanks for visiting my topic, new complete begginner in the airgun world here and yet to buy my first pcp and wondering if would be possible to get some advice and help from the more experienced people at the forum . i have had some begginer notions and been reading...