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[Dr. Kralenstein]

Reximex Lyra-K Carbine 0.25 - Below 500fps

Model Lyra-K Cocking System Side Lever Caliber 6.35mm / .25cal Max. Muzzle Velocity(*) 134m/s (440fps) Energy(*) Joules 14.77 Ft. Lbs 10.89 Magazine Capacity 10 Number of Shots at Optimal Velocity (200-100bar) 70 Air Volume 250cc Fill Pressure 250Bar Stock Turkish Walnut Overall Length 880mm...

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Nice and compact, but the stock looks far too big for it lol. Basically a bottled kral NP03 in design.

Of course, it's not moderated. Barrel all the way to the end of the shroud. So it'll be damn near 40+" with a can hanging off it.

When will these companies learn most of us want short and quiet with decent power. If I can build them, so can they!

 

[Dairyboy]

Lol that stock is an odd design and doesn't seem to fit that gun for sure.

 

[RobBonnell89]

I like the looks of it. I bet once you add a mod and a scope the stock won’t look so bad. Ofcourse then your over carbine length in my opinion.

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

Lol that stock is an odd design and doesn't seem to fit that gun for sure.

Could offset the look by going up to a 350cc vs 250cc bottle. Then it might as well be a full length rifle lol.

 

[Sawney Bean]

Canada Shooting Supply! They’ve got some very restrictive laws they have to contend with up there. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if this is simply a work around designed to comply with them.

 

[F.J]

My pistol is faster than this. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/artemis-cp400-modification.1320355/

 

[Sawney Bean]

My pistol is faster than this. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/artemis-cp400-modification.1320355/

And your pistol is illegal in Canada.

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

Canada Shooting Supply! They’ve got some very restrictive laws they have to contend with up there. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if this is simply a work around designed to comply with them.

They have PAL models too, and the US imports are full power.

 

[F.J]

And your pistol is illegal in Canada.

Why sould not be? Is under 12FPE

 

[Sawney Bean]

Why sould not be? Is under 12FPE

In Canada the limit is 500 fps. More than that and I believe it's considered a firearm. I don't think the caliber matters however, so if you tuned a .30 Hatsan 135 to shoot at 490 fps you'd probably be fine.

 

[Sawney Bean]

They have PAL models too, and the US imports are full power.

True, but no silencers of any kind are allowed, so no shrouded barrel. I'm also guessing that they have minimum barrel and overall lengths to comply with as well.

 

[F.J]

In Canada the limit is 500 fps. More than that and I believe it's considered a firearm. I don't think the caliber matters however, so if you tuned a .30 Hatsan 135 to shoot at 490 fps you'd probably be fine.

By the way, who care about them? Here we don't have limits.... Most of my airguns are .35 and over

 

[NotCutleryLover]

By the way, who care about them? Here we don't have limits.... Most of my airguns are .35 and over

In Canada, PAL rated rifles are fine, but a pistol would fall into the RPAL category. Once a pistol falls into this category it is effectively prohibited due to the current legislation.

This is a post for inventory carried by a Canadian vendor and as such they must carry models that conform to Canadian law.

It looks like a nice carbine that has more "traditional" ergonomics. The valving is maybe a bit anemic for a .25, but the .22 seems quite reasonable for small game.

 

[F.J]

In Canada, PAL rated rifles are fine, but a pistol would fall into the RPAL category. Once a pistol falls into this category it is effectively prohibited due to the current legislation.

This is a post for inventory carried by a Canadian vendor and as such they must carry models that conform to Canadian law.

It looks like a nice carbine that has more "traditional" ergonomics. The valving is maybe a bit anemic for a .25, but the .22 seems quite reasonable for small game.

Thanks for information. What they mean about "restricted-firearms" and "non-restricted"?

 

[NotCutleryLover]

Thanks for information. What they mean about "restricted-firearms" and "non-restricted"?

I'll keep this brief to avoid high-jacking the thread.

In Canada there are 4 classes of firearms: unregulated, non-restricted, restricted and prohibited. Most PCP rifles would fall into the non-restricted category so long as they're not silenced. These would require a "standard license. Unregulated would be the sub 500 fps class of airguns that are legally a firearm, but not do not require a license. The velocity/ energy rules for unregulated are a bit more complicated than just "under 500 fps". Restricted firearms require a higher class of license and are subject to more storage and transport regulations. Typically this would be handguns and certain center-fire rifles. In recent years, most restricted firearms were re-classified as prohibited, which would include many "factory spec" PCP air pistols (ignoring some of the 10m pistols).

To keep this thread on topic: Does anyone have any experience with an unregulated Reximex? I'd be curious to see if they have a relatively flat shot string out of the box or if the velocity is a constant downwards slope like certain Hatsans.

 

[Joedirt199]

If they are built the same a Kral then yes they have a very flat shot string unregulated.