Q Fix Review: Does It Actually Live Up to the Hype?
The Q Fix is one of the most talked-about bolt-action rifles ever made—but does it actually live up to the hype? I traveled to Q’s headquarters in New Hampshire to find out for myself. I built a Mini Fix from the ground up with their team, tested it at the range, and spoke with Kevin Brittingham (Q’s founder), a Q engineer, and even Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch to get their take. Is this $3,300 folding bolt gun a gimmick—or one of the best bolt-action rifles you can buy?
Contents:
0:00 Intro
1:17 Kevin Brittingham
7:43 Accuracy Test (Informal)
9:10 Assembly Process
11:44 Q Engineer Interview
15:32 Clint Smith on the Fix
19:15 My Review
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Oswald had a $21 mail order rifle. I'm glad he didn't have this thing.
My LGS has a 16" 5.56 and a .300BLK braced pistol on the clearance table because they've had difficulty selling them. They were nice quality with a smooth action, but they'd have to be marked down by at least 50% before I'd seriously consider it.
Overpriced stupidity seems to be the focus of the firearms industry.