I FINALLY SHOT THE HONEY BADGER!!! | Women Wednesday

Published on July 10, 2024
Duration: 33:03

This video details an evaluation of the Q Honey Badger firearm in 300 Blackout. The reviewer highlights the firearm's lightweight design, aesthetic appeal, and the quality of its trigger. However, concerns are raised regarding the stock's ergonomics and the significant difference in recoil between supersonic and subsonic ammunition, suggesting that subsonic rounds are preferred for a more pleasant shooting experience. The reviewer emphasizes the value of renting a firearm before purchasing, especially given the Honey Badger's price point.

Quick Summary

The Q Honey Badger in 300 Blackout is noted for its lightweight design and excellent trigger. However, the stock's ergonomics can be an issue, and there's a significant recoil difference between supersonic and subsonic ammunition. Renting the firearm before purchasing is highly recommended due to its premium price point.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Range Visit
  2. 04:00Epic Fail: Mic Off & Honey Badger Intro
  3. 04:24Honey Badger Aesthetics & Features
  4. 05:00Trash Panda Suppressor & Barrel Length
  5. 05:13Stock Ergonomics & Feel
  6. 05:43Firearm Weight & Manageability
  7. 06:08Goli Trigger Performance
  8. 06:32Non-Ambidextrous Design
  9. 07:06Radiant Raptor Charging Handle & EOTech Optic
  10. 07:31Ammunition: Supersonic vs. Subsonic
  11. 08:10Ready to Shoot
  12. 08:33First Shots: Supersonic at 15 Yards
  13. 09:44Cheek Weld & Stock Preference
  14. 10:36Supersonic Group at 15 Yards
  15. 11:14Recoil & Trigger Feedback (Supersonic)
  16. 12:12Switching to Subsonic at 15 Yards
  17. 12:46Subsonic Shooting Experience
  18. 13:11Adjusting Sights & Subsonic Feel
  19. 13:25Subsonic Suppressed Shooting
  20. 13:49More Subsonic Shooting
  21. 14:23Returning to Supersonic at 20 Yards
  22. 14:37Supersonic Group at 20 Yards
  23. 14:40Ammunition Grain Weight Comparison
  24. 15:24Subsonic Shooting at 20 Yards
  25. 15:29Lightness & Practicality
  26. 16:05Top Features: Lightness, Trigger, Aesthetics
  27. 16:30Supersonic Shooting at 20 Yards (Number 6)
  28. 17:11Supersonic Recoil & Impact
  29. 17:51Subsonic Shooting at 20 Yards (Number 5)
  30. 18:17Bolt Drop & Lever Preference
  31. 18:47Subsonic Group at 20 Yards
  32. 19:02Overall Impression of Honey Badger
  33. 19:30Supersonic Shooting at 25 Yards (Number 6)
  34. 20:06Supersonic Impact at 25 Yards
  35. 20:16Stock Issues & Supersonic Recoil
  36. 21:15Supersonic Shooting at 25 Yards (Number 6 Continued)
  37. 21:50Subsonic Shooting at 25 Yards (Number 7)
  38. 22:33Subsonic Performance & Buffer Tube Feel
  39. 23:01Preference for Subsonic Over Supersonic
  40. 23:11Final Thoughts on Honey Badger
  41. 23:41Post-Range Recap & Mic Issue
  42. 24:27Mixed Feelings on the Honey Badger
  43. 25:02Areas for Improvement: Stock & Ammo Choice
  44. 25:46Comparison to LMT Spear & Sig MCX
  45. 26:33Lightness as a Key Advantage
  46. 27:10Torn Between Options
  47. 27:21Didn't Meet Expectations
  48. 27:31Super vs. Sub Choice Dilemma
  49. 28:39Downfall: Finish Attracting Dirt
  50. 29:19Viewer Feedback Appreciation
  51. 29:47Price Point & Decision Making
  52. 30:28Rental Cost vs. Purchase Price
  53. 31:13Need for Another Shot
  54. 31:39Request for Second Test
  55. 32:13Happy Women Wednesday & Final Thoughts
  56. 32:3350/50 on the Honey Badger
  57. 32:39Closing Remarks & Subscribe

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Q Honey Badger firearm?

The Q Honey Badger is praised for its lightweight construction, making it easy to handle. It features a high-quality finish, a flat-faced trigger for improved manipulation, and is chambered in 300 Blackout. It's often paired with the Trash Panda suppressor.

How does the Q Honey Badger perform with different types of 300 Blackout ammunition?

The reviewer found a significant difference between supersonic and subsonic 300 Blackout rounds. Supersonic ammo produced more recoil, sometimes uncomfortably so, while subsonic rounds offered a much softer and more pleasant shooting experience, especially when suppressed.

What are the main drawbacks of the Q Honey Badger according to the reviewer?

The primary concerns were the stock's ergonomics, which may not provide a good cheek weld and can lead to discomfort, and the noticeable difference in recoil between supersonic and subsonic ammunition. The finish can also get dirty easily.

Is the Q Honey Badger worth the purchase price?

The reviewer is undecided, feeling 50/50 about the Honey Badger. They strongly recommend renting it first, as the $21 rental fee provided valuable insight into its performance, preventing a potentially regretted $2,500 purchase. Further testing with only subsonic ammunition is suggested.

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