More than half a decade ago, we were first introduced to a new pistol hailing from a country few have even heard of, Slovenia. Out of this Eastern European nation, roughly the size of Massachusetts (with under a third of MA’s population), comes all manner of firearm designs, so it made sense when someone said Slovenia was, “like Yugoslavia without the problems of the ’90s, with some American gun culture baked in.”
That first gun was the P226-ish pistol from Arex Defense, the Rex Zero 1. In the intervening time, Arex would follow up with other guns, including a polymer, striker-fired, wundernine, the ReX Delta 9 (see CONCEALMENT Issue 15 for a full review) with this feature on the latest: the Arex Delta Gen 2.
DESIGN & FEATURES
You may think that if you’ve seen one striker-fired polymer pistol, you’ve seen them all. And that’s still largely true with the Gen 2, but this might be the first time you’ve seen all of these
