The FIX by Q | Full Breakdown

Published on May 22, 2021
Duration: 12:31

This comprehensive guide details the disassembly and reassembly of the Q The Fix rifle, presented by Arm&Gun. It covers the complete breakdown of the bolt, barrel, stock, and other components, emphasizing specific procedures and torque specifications. The video highlights the unique engineering of The Fix, including its barrel-less, bolt-less, and stock-less design principles, and provides practical tips for reassembly to ensure optimal accuracy and function.

Quick Summary

The Q The Fix rifle features a unique barrel-less, bolt-less, and stock-less design. Its bolt assembly contains the core 'magic,' separating into two main pieces. Key technical specifications include a 35 foot-pound torque for the 7075 aluminum barrel nut and 45-50 inch-pounds for top rail screws.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Overview
  2. 00:21Initial Disassembly Steps
  3. 00:33Bolt Removal and Function
  4. 01:00Bolt Disassembly Process
  5. 01:37Firing Pin and Sear Disassembly
  6. 02:44Bolt Head Disassembly
  7. 03:02Top Rail Removal
  8. 03:55Receiver Upper Section
  9. 04:03Handguard Removal
  10. 04:54Barrel Removal Procedure
  11. 05:45Barrel Nut and Barrel Removal
  12. 06:06Muzzle Device Removal
  13. 06:15Stock Disassembly
  14. 06:36Cheek Piece and Butt Stock Removal
  15. 07:09Pistol Grip Disassembly
  16. 07:29Selector and Trigger Pins
  17. 07:46Trigger Adjustment Screw
  18. 08:00Selector Paddle Disassembly
  19. 09:02Magazine Release Disassembly
  20. 09:13Caliber Indicator Removal
  21. 09:25Reassembly Tips and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key unique design features of the Q The Fix rifle?

The Q The Fix rifle is notable for its barrel-less, bolt-less, and stock-less design principles. Its innovative construction focuses on a streamlined and modular approach to firearm engineering, with the core functionality centered within the bolt assembly.

What is the recommended torque specification for the barrel nut on the Q The Fix rifle?

The barrel nut on the Q The Fix rifle, made from 7075 aluminum, has a factory torque specification of 35 foot-pounds. Proper torque is crucial for maintaining accuracy and ensuring the barrel is securely seated.

How is the pre-travel of the two-stage trigger adjusted on the Q The Fix rifle?

The pre-travel (take-up) of the two-stage trigger on the Q The Fix rifle is adjusted using a specific Allen head screw located in the receiver, distinct from the Torx 25 fasteners used elsewhere.

What are the torque specifications for the top rail screws on the Q The Fix rifle?

The fasteners for the top rail on the Q The Fix rifle are typically torqued to 45-50 inch-pounds. Two longer screws at the rear of the rail directly engage the receiver for secure mounting.

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