Videos tagged with Q Fix Rifle

This video explores the concept of silent weapons for urban clandestine warfare, drawing parallels to historical examples like the FP-45 Liberator. It provides a comprehensive review of various suppressed firearms across different calibers, including .22 LR pistols, 9mm handguns, .45 ACP pistols, suppressed shotguns, Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs), and specialized rifles in .300 Blackout and 8.6 Blackout. The presenter, a former Air Force Special Warfare and SERE instructor, assesses these firearms based on price, performance, and availability, emphasizing sound mitigation techniques and subsonic ammunition.

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons tackles the '1 MOA All Day' challenge, aiming to shoot a 10-round group within 1.024 inches at 100 yards. He tests two distinct rifle setups: a lightweight Q Fix with Gorilla Ammo 8.6 Blackout and a heavier PGM Ultima Ratio with Hornady Match 6.5 Creedmoor. While neither rifle achieved the strict 1 MOA requirement in his attempts, the video provides valuable insights into firearm capabilities and the challenges of achieving extreme precision.

This video showcases Q-Sert Arca Rails by Dependabilt, a product line from Sawtooth Rifles designed for Q LLC's Fix and MiniFix rifles. The Arca dovetail rails allow users to mount their rifles on tripods or other Arca accessories. The description highlights that these rails are compatible with the Q Kick Stand Bipod and are available in various sizes. The video aims to provide viewers with options for enhancing their precision rifle setups.

This video captures a casual "Range Day" with Caleb (@pnw.outdoorsman) as they have fun testing various rifles and shooting steel targets. The focus is on enjoyment rather than strict training, featuring a Thompson Center .308, a Q Fix Rifle, a SCAR 17s, and a pair of Q Honey Badgers. The video also highlights some of the gear used, including Smith Director Glasses, a Tactical Distributors jacket, and SKD Tactical gloves.

This video offers a sneak peek at the new 8.6 Creedmoor cartridge, described as a more powerful version of the 300 Blackout. It highlights the cartridge's versatility for both subsonic and supersonic use out of short barrels, promising excellent terminal ballistics at range. The creator thanks Q for providing their Fix Rifle for testing. More content on this new round is promised.