Videos tagged with MiniFix

This video provides a rundown of the Desert Brutality 2022 shooting competition, highlighting its fun atmosphere and diverse divisions. The creator details his experience competing in the Assault Rifle Irons division with a Q LLC MiniFix in 6.8 SPC II, equipped with Scalarworks PEAK iron sights. The description also mentions the challenging Trooper and Armored +P divisions, emphasizing the tactical gear and physical demands. Links to the creator's website for more videos, products, and loadout details are provided.

This video covers the 2021 Jaegermeister Shoot, an event designed to prepare shooters for the hunting season. Participants engage in 10 themed stages, targeting vital zones of various game animals like moose, deer, elk, wolves, and lions. The video highlights the firearms and gear used by the participants, including a Q LLC 5.56 MiniFix with a Jumbo Shrimp Silencer and Arken Optics SH-4 scope, and a Sawtooth Rifles .243 Winchester Rifle 301 with a Trash Panda Silencer and EOTech Vudu 5x25 optic. It emphasizes the fun aspect of the day spent shooting with friends.

This video showcases the Q MiniFix rifle in a 515-yard shooting scenario. The description highlights the use of a 5.56 caliber, Arken Optics SH-14 scope, and Magpul P-Mag. It also humorously mentions minivans and Crocs as comfortable footwear for this setup. The video includes links to Kit Badger products, merchandise, and support channels, along with mentions of specific gear like the Ops Core AMP Headset and Prometheus Design Werx hoodie. The overall tone blends practical firearm demonstration with lifestyle elements.

This video showcases the second range day of Kit Badger's 2021 Coast to Coast Tour. The event featured a wide array of firearms from various manufacturers, including multiple models from Q LLC (The Fix, Honey Badger Pistol, Honey Badger SD, MiniFix) and their associated silencers. Other notable firearms included Radian Model 1 rifles, Hi-Point firearms (Yeet Cannon, 995 Carbine), a custom bolt action from Sawtooth Rifles, Brownells BRN-180 uppers in 5.56 and 300 Blackout, various .22 caliber firearms, and a Knights Armament SR-25. The event brought together a group of people to shoot these diverse firearms in a positive atmosphere.

This video provides a comprehensive guide on how to change barrels on the Q Fix Rifle, including the MiniFix variant. The creator emphasizes that while a Q Barrel Nut Wrench and a T-25 Torx bit are essential, utilizing tools like Fix-It-Sticks, a torque wrench, a magazine vice block, and a bench vice will significantly simplify the process. The tutorial aims to empower owners to perform barrel swaps themselves, highlighting the modularity of the Q Fix platform.

This video showcases a casual range day with friends, focusing on enjoying shooting rather than specific training. The participants brought a variety of firearms from Q LLC, including Honey Badgers and a MiniFix pistol and rifle in 300 Blackout and .224 Valkyrie. Other notable firearms included a Knights Armament .308 and Noveske products. The video emphasizes the fun and camaraderie of a range outing with good company and quality firearms.

In Part 7 of the Factory to Table series, Ivan from Kit Badger details his experiences with the Minifix rifle, focusing on its practical application for hunting. He discusses its compact design, comfortable handling during various adventures, and presents detailed accuracy testing results with multiple ammunition types. The video highlights the rifle's suitability for hunting scenarios at moderate ranges, emphasizing its fun shooting characteristics and impressive bolt throw.

This "Factory to Table" episode (Part 5) features Kit Badger visiting Edgar Sherman Design (ESD) to build a custom sling for a MiniFix by Q LLC. Despite the creator's lack of sewing experience, Edgar guides them through the process, resulting in a custom ESD sling. The video also mentions a Honey Badger T-Shirt as part of the loadout. The video is presented as a how-to and review of the sling-building process.

This video, 'Factory to Table: Part - 3 The 188gr. Selous Rounds by Discreet Ballistics', features Kit Badger meeting with David Stark of Discreet Ballistics in Northern New Hampshire. The focus is on loading 188gr Machined Copper Selous rounds for a 300 Blackout MiniFix rifle, utilizing a Q LLC Trash Panda Silencer. Discreet Ballistics specializes in subsonic ammunition designed for hunting with calibers like 300 Blackout, emphasizing their expansion capabilities at subsonic velocities for significant impact damage. The video also showcases some of the creator's loadout, including Prometheus Design Werx apparel and SKD Tactical gloves.