Videos tagged with The Fix Rifle

This comprehensive tour of the Q facility reveals their advanced manufacturing processes for firearms and silencers. The video highlights meticulous quality control, innovative engineering solutions like the QERT handguard and integrated buffer BCGs, and the use of specialized machinery such as Wire EDM and 3D printers. It emphasizes Q's commitment to producing high-performance, reliable firearms through precision engineering and rigorous testing.

Part 18 of the Kit Badger Coast to Coast Tour features a range day near Huntsville, Alabama, showcasing a variety of firearms from sponsors and partners. Featured firearms include Q LLC's The Fix Rifle, Honey Badger Pistol, Honey Badger SD, and Sugar Weasel prototype, alongside their Erector9 suppressors. Hi-Points (995 Carbine, Gen1 Yeet Cannon) and a ZEV OZ9 were also tested with Erector9s. Radian Weapons Model 1 AR-15s, Brownells BRN-180 piston retro clones (in .300 Blackout and 5.56mm), a custom Sawtooth Rifle (.308 bolt action), and a Knights Armament SR-25 were demonstrated. Smaller caliber fun included a Glock 44, Ruger Charger, and a Savage Rascal, all with suppressed .22 options. The video highlights a fun day of shooting with an enjoyable group.

This is Part 10 of the 2021 Kit Badger Coast to Coast Tour, featuring a range day at the Cameo Shooting & Education Complex in Grand Junction, CO. The video showcases a variety of firearms from Q LLC, including The Fix Rifle in .308, Honey Badger Pistol, and Honey Badger SD, along with their suppressors. Other notable firearms featured include Brownells BRN-180 piston ARs in 300 Blackout and 5.56mm, Radian Model 1 AR-15s, a Knights Armament SR-25, various .22 pistols, and an Occam Defense 1775 AK. The event also included shooting challenges and highlighted the camaraderie of the participants.

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 features ARFCOM member Matt (Buffman_LT1) in his debut contribution to the channel, showcasing the "The Fix" bolt-action rifle by Q. The title humorously refers to its accuracy as "6.5CM Laser Beams." While no firearms are sold or linked for sale in the video or description, and the content adheres to YouTube's policies by avoiding violence, profanity, and other prohibited material, it focuses on a specific firearm model and its caliber. The description also promotes ARFCOM's social media presence.