Still Waiting for a Reximex Lyra K Kit? Yeah… Us Too. So We Did Something About It.

Remember when we all thought the Reximex Lyra K Kit was going to be here at the end of February? Simpler times. That date slid to March. Then April. Now it’s May—but if you’ve been in this game long enough, you know what that really means: maybe July if we’re lucky and the stars align. For those of you checking the website like clockwork or calling us every few days (we see you), we’re sorry—truly. We wanted them in just as much as you did.

But rather than sit on our hands and wait for Reximex to rebrand it from “K” to “C” (yes, apparently that’s happening too…), we decided to do something about it.

Cue panic from the shop and warehouse team...We made a New Lyra Kit.

Notice something different? That’s right—no K. Why? Because this one is built around the full-length Reximex Lyra, not the shorter K/C model. And to be honest, we’re not mad about it.

Reximex Lyra Kit with Scope and Silencer Kit

Why Go Full-Length?

Now we normally champion the shorter Airguns, so what's different in this case? Well, aside from the obvious "it actually exists and is in stock," the full-size Lyra has a few clear advantages:

• It looks better. Let’s not lie to ourselves—this thing is much sleeker than its chopped-down sibling.

• It has a full-length air cylinder, not a stubby tank, so you get the shot count and the style points.

• It’s threaded directly at the barrel, not reliant on a dodgy faux shroud with weird thread adapters that cause silencer clipping when you dare to fit anything longer than a bottle cap.

This setup is also more suited to teen and adult shooters, instead of primarily juniors, which is ideal, because let’s face it: the average age of someone ringing up for daily Lyra K updates is not under 12.

What’s Included?

Just like the K Kit, you get the same features:

• Picatinny scope rail

• Sidelever action

• Magazine and single-shot tray

• Walnut Hook/Sporter stock

• Plus, the usual kit bundle options you’ve come to expect

And the kicker? It’s cheaper than the K, because it takes fewer weird custom parts to assemble. Less faff, lower cost, better results.

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So, Do You Still Want to Wait?

You can keep waiting for the Lyra K/C to arrive in July… maybe. Or you could save yourself the grief and go for the smarter, better, and available-now choice.

Check out the new Reximex Lyra Kit on the website. You’ll sleep better knowing your gun won’t clip, your scope rail’s solid, and you didn’t lose your mind chasing something that doesn’t exist yet.

👉 Shop the Lyra Kit now 

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