Rexio Arms
Rexio Arms is the trade name used by Argentine manufacturer Lasserre S.A. for a line of compact break action “pistolones” and survival guns. These single and double barrel handguns are chambered for .410 shotshells, .45 Colt, and in some variants .22 Magnum or .22 LR combination barrels. Often imported into the United States under names such as Super Comanche, Rexio firearms earned a following as simple, affordable tools for small game, pest control, and last ditch personal defense. Their straightforward construction, interchangeable caliber options, and distinctive look keep them interesting to collectors and shooters who like unconventional shotgun pistols.
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Frequently asked questions
What types of firearms did Rexio Arms produce?
Rexio Arms focused on break action single and double barrel “pistolones” chambered primarily in .410, sometimes combined with .45 Colt, along with a few .22 Magnum and .22 LR/.410 survival style models.
What are Rexio pistolones used for?
Rexio pistolones have been used for small game hunting, pest control, anti snake work, and as last ditch defensive tools. Their simple operation and .410 slug performance give them practical value at close ranges.
What calibers are common in Rexio firearms?
Common configurations include .410 only, .410 with .45 Colt capability, .22 Magnum single barrel pistols, and .22 LR over .410 combination barrels in survival guns.
Are Rexio frames made from steel or alloy?
Early Rexio Standard pistols used Zamak alloy frames with steel barrels and internal parts, while later production reportedly switched to steel frames in some models for added strength.
Are Rexio pistolones still made today?
English language sources focus mainly on production from the late twentieth century. Most Rexio guns encountered now are older examples sold on the used market, sometimes under names such as Super Comanche.
Where can I find Rexio firearms?
Rexio firearms appear periodically through used gun dealers, regional markets in South America, and import channels that handle surplus or older production compact shotguns and pistols. Availability varies by region and local regulations.
About
Rexio Arms represents the firearm brand of Lasserre S.A., a small manufacturer based in the Buenos Aires region of Argentina. Working from modest facilities with simple machine tools, the company specialized in break action single and double barrel handguns aimed at local shooters who needed a basic, affordable firearm for work and personal protection. The Rexio name became closely associated with these compact smoothbore pistols and survival guns that offered a lot of utility for relatively little cost.