Impressive to see how the aim point moves and how the optic system resolution is close to the limit of the accuracy of the rifle. I always thought the shot would be way more stable and the optic system would be way more clear.
@rogeriocosta1035 the scope cam is making it look less clear than it actually is. It's a camera looking through a beam splitter that also has to be focused on top of the scope itself needing to be properly focused.
I like how you guys keep everything fresh. I love PA, but also enjoy Range Talk and the podcasts. The thing that I've learned (or re-learned) is that someone with the proper skills can use just about any firearm to good effect. Some equipment may make it easier, but firearms will miss if they aren't pointed in the right direction.
For this use case (and I am long time precision shooter), I built a 12.5” 6.5 Grendel AR15. Can shoot 123 gr supersonic to 900 yards with a can and also use it for close in work. I have used it in 2 gun competitions where I had to shoot well past 500 yards and with an FFP 1-10 LPVO it works as my “universal” gun. Only sad thing is the cheap steel case Wolf ammo is no more so it is kind of expensive to shoot now.
@@erroneous6947 the ballistics would not be ideal but it could serve. You would have to go with an AR10 profile instead of AR15 so it would be considerably heavier as it would be an AR "long" action whereas the Grendel is a "short" action and one of the reasons I chose it.
I went with a Grendel for my dmr build. The upper with 40 rounds of ammo loaded into magazines is right at 7 pounds. I can ring steel out to 800 yards (12" targets) reliably. Two more boxes of ammo weigh less than a pound and a half.
If you have never done it, try doing CMP sniper course. The targets are up for 15 seconds and then go down scored and back up in 15 seconds. What you zeroed is what you have to make do with. Did it with 1903a4 clone and bronzed medaled first time out. Targets don't stay still for long
Literally yesterday I was trying to find some kind of informed content on this rifle and the Sig Cross, and it hardly exists (besides a video flannel daddy has blessed us with). Thanks for this
Can't comment on the Fix, but just went from a Tikka T3x to Sig Cross and could not be more impressed with the Sig. It's a pleasure to shoot and very accurate for my needs.
My two hunting bolt guns are a T3X 300 win mag and Cross in .308. the Tikka is way more accurate for sure but the cross is a cool little package. I can't seem to get the Cross to shoot better than 1.25" 6 shot groups while locked down even. I've tried 8 different factory loads and many hand loads while the Tikka shoots under .5" until it gets really hot.
It works well enough for my suppressed hunting purposes for now but I'm debating on SBRing it and twisting on a 10" 8.6 blk barrel. If I were to 6.5 creedmore it I would put a 20" barrel on cause that little cartridge needs every fps it can get.
This was great. You're a good team, and I feel like this is the first time I got to see how fast Henry is between final target acquisition and first shot. There's no hesitation after the correct reticle hatch encounters the target, and then the bullet is on its way.
@@chinesesparrows exactly this. Plus the edgy but edgeless in real life names for his products makes me not want to support a douche sized ego. Dude is the flat brimmed hat wearin' bro dozer driving Monster life of the 2A community. 'Nuff said.
Enjoy the new format, especially with the added communication and more realistic engagements at various distances, but I hope you don't give up on practical accuracy entirely. I find that immensely enjoyable as well.
The same basic form factor, but with a straight pull action, would be essentially perfect for the intended application. If you want to make the bolt faster, the correct solution isn't to reduce the lift angle. The correct solution is to eliminate it entirely.
Love the teamwork guys! As far as Q well I can build better rifle with a Tikka action in my garage. I do love the looks of the Q but a Tikka in a MDT carbon folder is just peak.
I couldn't afford a Honey Badger so I built my own for less than 1/3rd of the price. 300BLK with an 8" barrel, suppressed, SBR, and it shoots subs with the recoil of a paintball gun.
It would be awesome if you could get your hands on a purpose built competition rifle, such as is typically seen in PRS. It would do allot to demonstrate that military weapons can often be outclassed by civilian competition guns.
Look at the new .338lp that the secret service uses.... it's basically a competition rifle... I know what your saying though, some civilian rifles like the accuracy international 🤌
@ThePatriotParadox no, neither of those are what I'm talking about. I'm referring to things like the MPA PMR, which is a dedicated PRS rifle in a chassis, with an ARC CDG action. AIs are nice guns, but they are just overpriced and overhyped and not truly built specifically for competition.
_Anatomical Calls:_ right/left hip, kidney, lung (top/mid/bottom), liver, gut. _Geometric_ (2x lower targets, 3:04), e.g. "triangle [specify the 2 base points], target apex is vertical from two target lengths to the right of the bottom left target".
Q has options to alleviate some of the issues to outfit the rifle for your use case. They make an extended bolt handle to add leverage and ease the bolt operation. The big butt pad softens the recoil a bit and they make the crutch which is a bag rider for the stock. I firmly believe all guns have to be tailored for a purpose. There is no free lunch in the gun world where you gain in one attribute you lose in another however if you keep that in mind and set this rifle up for a specific purpose it’s quite remarkable. Bearing in mind Kevin is an avid hunter and this rifle was really built to pack and mountain hunt where pounds are critical but it still provides good performance. The biggest complaint I see is sharper recoil which is inherent with light rifles. Good to see you guys giving us your thoughts on a rifle from the great state of New Hampshire!
@@logankent5865I don’t think there was intent in creating a problem. Look at the m16 for example. The weapon was designed and fielded and over 70 years of development later has gone through several changes and improvements to become the staple it is now. To me this is Q growing and listening to its consumer base to make the improvements being demanded. Everybody wants to hate Q because Kevin is an outspoken opinionated guy or because his products are expensive. End of the day you have free will as a consumer to make the choice who you support and who you don’t. I believe firmly every weapon has to have a purpose in mind when built and testing platforms outside their designed intent then criticizing their performance is a bias.
I have that nightforce 2.5-20. I run it in a Badger condition 1 mount. I didn’t think it would be possible until someone in a forum confirmed for me it could be. I was able to just barely use the condition one arc cap and run a ACRO footprint plate for my Steiner MPS. It fits like an OJ Simpson glove, just barely, but still murders hard son
Love the new communication and the various rifles you utilize, but as the recent M1A video highlighted, when you spend some time on one platform, you learn its ins and outs and get exponentially better with it as you shoot it more and learn its quirks. As the saying goes, “Beware of the man with one gun, for he probably knows how to use it”
Another Great informative Vidja, just a bit of knowledge, if you use hold over vs dialing expecially with that reticle you could shave some time off your run. Great communication between shooter and spotter. If the spotter is using a rifle or a spotting scope with a reticle he could say 6 mils right of the observation tower and 4 mils down. Just another way of looking at it. Two inch your own lol either way great shooting and again great Vidja
Nice adjustments, on the fly... With that one and a half mil hold reducing to one then splashing on ground for a high head hold at one mil... Ensuring no more meals for the target
Q Fix is a fantastic hunting rifle... Readily available barrels from PROOF and the easy change-over system means I can run a 20” 6.5 for fields and a 16” 308 in the woods… It will never replace my AI, but it wasn't meant to.
I still say the obsever gives the shooter the mil/moa hold instead of the range, shooter repeats the hold to the observer after he sets it on the scope turret (repeats it once he has the hold on the target if using holdover) the next comand is the wind hold which is also the clearance to shoot.
Good, concise review. Thanks for that tip about using your thumb for the cock-on-open resistance lifting the bolt handle. I would like to rest my right thumb on the right hand safety when firing, but the butt stock hinge is right there touching the back of my hand. Not great … There must be someone new at the helm of marketing at Q. Henry and Ron Spomer (of all people) have done videos on the Fix in the past month, among others. Q also has someone now who quickly answers emails with useful responses. (That is a recent change.) One issue with the Fix as a hunting rifle is that it is noisy moving through any kind of vegetation. Also, the adjustable “stock” is great until it starts catching on every bush/tree you walk by. Still I think it was very innovative when it came out. The pricing is unfortunate though. You can buy a helluva lot of high quality bolt action rifles for $3,300.
I’ve always thought that this rifle is ideally suited for a police marksman. Something easy to keep in the back of a cruiser, it’s lightweight so if you have to quickly get to a position it’s not going to weigh you down. Most shots are under 30yds, well within the specs of the gun.
For the specification and roles that the FIX is putting itself in, It kind of sounds like an extension or evolution of Jeff Cooper's Scout Rifle concept. Just going from lightweight all rounder hunting rifle to a lightweight precision rifle with all the technological advancements of the past 40 years.
May not be of interest to you guys, but I'd love to see a video on the utility of some ultra magnums or extreme cartridges like 375 Cheytac, 300 Rum, 28 Nosler ect.
It would be nice if you guys could try or at least look into the Unitah Precision UPR system. It's a bolt action upper for either an AR-10 lower or a AR-15 lower. Fits the same category as the fix and mini fix.
The Nightforce looks good, but every optic I’ve put on my Fix has made me unhappy. Running irons only now. Hunting in PA, so magnification isn’t necessary anyway. Maybe I’ll find one I like someday, but the balance and overall weight with just irons is phenomenal.
Have you looked into the 6mm Max? I would sincerely like to see y’all do something with the 6mm Max please. SOLGW is the only manufacturer of a rifle for it at this time. I’ve done my research on it, and it is supposed to be(designed to be) a more effective “combat” round with more range and power at distance with and without a long/short barrel. It is more reliable than other DMR chamberings due to the bolt being the same size as a 5.56 bolt. And the magazine geometry is better than its competitors like the 6 Arc. It is Based off the 350 Legend case.
What I'd be curious about is the ballistics of more powerful cartridges out of 14.5"-16" barrels. Most ballistics charts I see for anything bigger than a short action load is for 20"-28" barrels and they are almost always 1:10 twist. How does a 6.5 PRC, 300 Win Mag or a 338 do out of a carbine length barrel? What twist rate would be best for these applications? Which gives the most up?
To me FGMM is the standard when it comes to 308. The Fix I had for a short time had a terrible time with light primer strikes. Q told me to use ammo with a softer primer. That is not the solution in my mind. If a gun won’t function on Federal, the gun has issues. Sent it on down the road. Besides, the accuracy was far from impressive. Got gas guns that are more precise.
Thank you. That was a very good sequence of operations, demonstration Thank you. That was a very good sequence of operations, demonstration 😅 Google speech to text sure is freaked out this morning. Sure is freaked out this morning. Sure is freaked out this morning... Might as well hit him with full auto😅 And
Hallo...wie wäre es mal mit dem Vorgänger vom m96...schwedisch rolling Block 12,7×44 R 8x58 Dänisch Krag in schwarzpulver oder 8x58 Dänisch Krag in Nitro??? Bin begeistert von euch😊
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Mossberg Shockwave to 500 please
But first 2 4lokos then dizzybat
Do it!
🤣
YT needs the laugh react
but only with birdshot
Whoa! The scope cam adds so much, that’s a great thing to have.
Impressive to see how the aim point moves and how the optic system resolution is close to the limit of the accuracy of the rifle. I always thought the shot would be way more stable and the optic system would be way more clear.
That's why they teach you to trust the wobble. As long as your wobble is inside an inch or two of the edge of the plate you will score a hit.
@rogeriocosta1035 the scope cam is making it look less clear than it actually is. It's a camera looking through a beam splitter that also has to be focused on top of the scope itself needing to be properly focused.
Anyone know what they're using?
@@radben951 triggercam
Another example of "no free lunch"
Great video, Gents.
I've never been in love with any Q products I've seen, but I do appreciate the fact they're trying to do different things.
scopecam adds so much. being able to see what you see adds such a huge qualifier to these range vids
Waiting on you 2 to do an 8.6 Blackout T&E fellas. Love yalls stuff Josh and Henry.
The fix usually is in 8.6, this one isn't?
@@ThePatriotParadox it comes in a few different calibres. not sure what this one is kinda skipped ahead to the shooting lol
@@lurtiskoe ikr wish they would've done the gun and ammo specs
@@ThePatriotParadox8.6 has only been around about a year. The Fix came out like 9 years ago
Please do the Beretta BRX1 straight pull in 308. I’m dying for your option on that straight pull bolt action rifle.
Savage
That was my thought too as soon as I saw how much the bolt operation threw off the poa.
Brx1 would be cool to see on the channel
I had one in 3 oh hate, sold and replaced with an sig cross, halfed the price and groups.
I'd love to see the deployment of a DOPE book, showing how to set it up, keep records, etc!
I like how you guys keep everything fresh. I love PA, but also enjoy Range Talk and the podcasts. The thing that I've learned (or re-learned) is that someone with the proper skills can use just about any firearm to good effect. Some equipment may make it easier, but firearms will miss if they aren't pointed in the right direction.
"Doubtful, re-engage!"
If anything that bolt design looks like it'd be Blaser style straight pull.
Henry and josh are a legendary duo
For this use case (and I am long time precision shooter), I built a 12.5” 6.5 Grendel AR15. Can shoot 123 gr supersonic to 900 yards with a can and also use it for close in work. I have used it in 2 gun competitions where I had to shoot well past 500 yards and with an FFP 1-10 LPVO it works as my “universal” gun. Only sad thing is the cheap steel case Wolf ammo is no more so it is kind of expensive to shoot now.
What do you think of a 6.5 cm in a 14.5 pin and weld AR-10?
@@erroneous6947 the ballistics would not be ideal but it could serve. You would have to go with an AR10 profile instead of AR15 so it would be considerably heavier as it would be an AR "long" action whereas the Grendel is a "short" action and one of the reasons I chose it.
I went with a Grendel for my dmr build. The upper with 40 rounds of ammo loaded into magazines is right at 7 pounds. I can ring steel out to 800 yards (12" targets) reliably. Two more boxes of ammo weigh less than a pound and a half.
If you have never done it, try doing CMP sniper course. The targets are up for 15 seconds and then go down scored and back up in 15 seconds. What you zeroed is what you have to make do with. Did it with 1903a4 clone and bronzed medaled first time out. Targets don't stay still for long
Literally yesterday I was trying to find some kind of informed content on this rifle and the Sig Cross, and it hardly exists (besides a video flannel daddy has blessed us with). Thanks for this
Can't comment on the Fix, but just went from a Tikka T3x to Sig Cross and could not be more impressed with the Sig. It's a pleasure to shoot and very accurate for my needs.
Ron Spomer has a good video on the Fix.
My two hunting bolt guns are a T3X 300 win mag and Cross in .308. the Tikka is way more accurate for sure but the cross is a cool little package. I can't seem to get the Cross to shoot better than 1.25" 6 shot groups while locked down even. I've tried 8 different factory loads and many hand loads while the Tikka shoots under .5" until it gets really hot.
@@JNOSNOW Yeah, I've heard mixed results with the .308 Cross. I'm having good luck with the 6.5 CM and Hornady ELD-X.
It works well enough for my suppressed hunting purposes for now but I'm debating on SBRing it and twisting on a 10" 8.6 blk barrel. If I were to 6.5 creedmore it I would put a 20" barrel on cause that little cartridge needs every fps it can get.
This was great. You're a good team, and I feel like this is the first time I got to see how fast Henry is between final target acquisition and first shot. There's no hesitation after the correct reticle hatch encounters the target, and then the bullet is on its way.
I have just heard too much bad things about accuracy, QC, and customer service to even think about them.
They are overpriced for what they are
Pride is mightest before a fall, and the self appreciation and buzzwords i saw in q interviews are off yhe charts
@@chinesesparrows exactly this. Plus the edgy but edgeless in real life names for his products makes me not want to support a douche sized ego.
Dude is the flat brimmed hat wearin' bro dozer driving Monster life of the 2A community. 'Nuff said.
@@chinesesparrows Yeah they're under the impression they have some once in a lifetime products, and it's simply not the case
I also don’t want to support a guy who was arrested for violating a restraining order protecting his wife and for witness tampering
Love it. I'm an ex sniper but never had the spotter shooter experience.
Got hooked on your channel with "practical accuracy" series. Love this format as well. Thanks for always entertaining.
Love this new series. The scope cam is great for seeing where you are actually aiming. Keep it up guys!
Enjoy the new format, especially with the added communication and more realistic engagements at various distances, but I hope you don't give up on practical accuracy entirely. I find that immensely enjoyable as well.
The same basic form factor, but with a straight pull action, would be essentially perfect for the intended application. If you want to make the bolt faster, the correct solution isn't to reduce the lift angle. The correct solution is to eliminate it entirely.
Love the teamwork guys! As far as Q well I can build better rifle with a Tikka action in my garage. I do love the looks of the Q but a Tikka in a MDT carbon folder is just peak.
Ever look at a tikka UPR
@@mrs.vasquezz I have thought about getting g one it’s just not in a caliber range want. They’re nice though.
@@saltyguerrilla what caliber would you want
Fantastic shooting and caller, thanks
I like this series. Good stuff guys! Thanks!!
Best Q product is the plan B mount, that's about it....
I couldn't afford a Honey Badger so I built my own for less than 1/3rd of the price. 300BLK with an 8" barrel, suppressed, SBR, and it shoots subs with the recoil of a paintball gun.
@@BackyardDogPark9862what’s it weigh?
This is a fun format! Please keep it up
Very cool. Wish we could have this on speedway but I'm sure it slows you down having to use that set up to show us the crosshairs.
Another banger guys...keep them rolling!
It would be awesome if you could get your hands on a purpose built competition rifle, such as is typically seen in PRS. It would do allot to demonstrate that military weapons can often be outclassed by civilian competition guns.
Look at the new .338lp that the secret service uses.... it's basically a competition rifle... I know what your saying though, some civilian rifles like the accuracy international 🤌
@ThePatriotParadox no, neither of those are what I'm talking about. I'm referring to things like the MPA PMR, which is a dedicated PRS rifle in a chassis, with an ARC CDG action. AIs are nice guns, but they are just overpriced and overhyped and not truly built specifically for competition.
Scope cam is a superb addition.
_Anatomical Calls:_ right/left hip, kidney, lung (top/mid/bottom), liver, gut. _Geometric_ (2x lower targets, 3:04), e.g. "triangle [specify the 2 base points], target apex is vertical from two target lengths to the right of the bottom left target".
Very impressive shooting and spotting, guys.
Dead air Sandman on a Q fix is awesome😂 love the series keep em coming!
Gewehr 98 to 500 please.
1000?
Yesssss, G98 > than K98k.
Thank you.
*FINALLY… A SCOPE CAM…* ❤❤❤
Love this kind of scenario.
great that you show the view through your telescope
Ian has the right idea for this thing, it's the perfect hunting gun.
Thank you!
Q has options to alleviate some of the issues to outfit the rifle for your use case. They make an extended bolt handle to add leverage and ease the bolt operation. The big butt pad softens the recoil a bit and they make the crutch which is a bag rider for the stock. I firmly believe all guns have to be tailored for a purpose. There is no free lunch in the gun world where you gain in one attribute you lose in another however if you keep that in mind and set this rifle up for a specific purpose it’s quite remarkable. Bearing in mind Kevin is an avid hunter and this rifle was really built to pack and mountain hunt where pounds are critical but it still provides good performance. The biggest complaint I see is sharper recoil which is inherent with light rifles. Good to see you guys giving us your thoughts on a rifle from the great state of New Hampshire!
Create a problem and sell the solution.
@@logankent5865I don’t think there was intent in creating a problem. Look at the m16 for example. The weapon was designed and fielded and over 70 years of development later has gone through several changes and improvements to become the staple it is now. To me this is Q growing and listening to its consumer base to make the improvements being demanded. Everybody wants to hate Q because Kevin is an outspoken opinionated guy or because his products are expensive. End of the day you have free will as a consumer to make the choice who you support and who you don’t. I believe firmly every weapon has to have a purpose in mind when built and testing platforms outside their designed intent then criticizing their performance is a bias.
I have that nightforce 2.5-20. I run it in a Badger condition 1 mount. I didn’t think it would be possible until someone in a forum confirmed for me it could be. I was able to just barely use the condition one arc cap and run a ACRO footprint plate for my Steiner MPS. It fits like an OJ Simpson glove, just barely, but still murders hard son
Love the new communication and the various rifles you utilize, but as the recent M1A video highlighted, when you spend some time on one platform, you learn its ins and outs and get exponentially better with it as you shoot it more and learn its quirks.
As the saying goes, “Beware of the man with one gun, for he probably knows how to use it”
Can’t wait for the Yeet Cannon 9 episode. Loving the series so far.
Another Great informative Vidja, just a bit of knowledge, if you use hold over vs dialing expecially with that reticle you could shave some time off your run.
Great communication between shooter and spotter. If the spotter is using a rifle or a spotting scope with a reticle he could say 6 mils right of the observation tower and 4 mils down. Just another way of looking at it. Two inch your own lol either way great shooting and again great Vidja
Not completely sold on the rifle on its usefulness for me, but cool to see some actual analysis of it
Nice adjustments, on the fly... With that one and a half mil hold reducing to one then splashing on ground for a high head hold at one mil... Ensuring no more meals for the target
this looks awesome. I wish we will have ranges like this one day too. and friends
Q Fix is a fantastic hunting rifle... Readily available barrels from PROOF and the easy change-over system means I can run a 20” 6.5 for fields and a 16” 308 in the woods… It will never replace my AI, but it wasn't meant to.
12g... rifled slugs, out of a Remington 870 or Mossberg 590 (smooth bore) with red dot/fixed scope - let's see how far ee can go!!!!
I still say the obsever gives the shooter the mil/moa hold instead of the range, shooter repeats the hold to the observer after he sets it on the scope turret (repeats it once he has the hold on the target if using holdover) the next comand is the wind hold which is also the clearance to shoot.
Good, concise review. Thanks for that tip about using your thumb for the cock-on-open resistance lifting the bolt handle. I would like to rest my right thumb on the right hand safety when firing, but the butt stock hinge is right there touching the back of my hand. Not great …
There must be someone new at the helm of marketing at Q. Henry and Ron Spomer (of all people) have done videos on the Fix in the past month, among others. Q also has someone now who quickly answers emails with useful responses. (That is a recent change.)
One issue with the Fix as a hunting rifle is that it is noisy moving through any kind of vegetation. Also, the adjustable “stock” is great until it starts catching on every bush/tree you walk by. Still I think it was very innovative when it came out. The pricing is unfortunate though. You can buy a helluva lot of high quality bolt action rifles for $3,300.
I like to see the initail set up steps that ensure the rifle is dailed in. Even ammo selection.
I kind of like this exercise. Should help with communication and puts some pressure on for training.
Ah its a 6.5 makes sense why it was hitting so far, was thinking it was the 8.6 BLK which is not known for being great past 300y.
I used Remington 700 R5 rifling
M40A1 is my favorite rifle
When AK-50?
I love the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare font.
I’ve always thought that this rifle is ideally suited for a police marksman. Something easy to keep in the back of a cruiser, it’s lightweight so if you have to quickly get to a position it’s not going to weigh you down. Most shots are under 30yds, well within the specs of the gun.
For the specification and roles that the FIX is putting itself in, It kind of sounds like an extension or evolution of Jeff Cooper's Scout Rifle concept. Just going from lightweight all rounder hunting rifle to a lightweight precision rifle with all the technological advancements of the past 40 years.
And I'm sitting here thinking James Bond's armorer came up with something nifty.
This is soooo cool.
Been really tempted to snag the 6mm arc at some point
May not be of interest to you guys, but I'd love to see a video on the utility of some ultra magnums or extreme cartridges like 375 Cheytac, 300 Rum, 28 Nosler ect.
Would like to see a video on 8.6 blkout through this rifle
Qrap
I'll allow it! 👍
cool Henry Vision cam
It would be nice if you guys could try or at least look into the Unitah Precision UPR system. It's a bolt action upper for either an AR-10 lower or a AR-15 lower. Fits the same category as the fix and mini fix.
Looks much better with a full length top rail.
The Nightforce looks good, but every optic I’ve put on my Fix has made me unhappy. Running irons only now. Hunting in PA, so magnification isn’t necessary anyway. Maybe I’ll find one I like someday, but the balance and overall weight with just irons is phenomenal.
I think i saw you at a tomball shell gas station this week. Couldnt tell 😂
Have you looked into the 6mm Max? I would sincerely like to see y’all do something with the 6mm Max please. SOLGW is the only manufacturer of a rifle for it at this time. I’ve done my research on it, and it is supposed to be(designed to be) a more effective “combat” round with more range and power at distance with and without a long/short barrel. It is more reliable than other DMR chamberings due to the bolt being the same size as a 5.56 bolt. And the magazine geometry is better than its competitors like the 6 Arc. It is Based off the 350 Legend case.
What I'd be curious about is the ballistics of more powerful cartridges out of 14.5"-16" barrels. Most ballistics charts I see for anything bigger than a short action load is for 20"-28" barrels and they are almost always 1:10 twist. How does a 6.5 PRC, 300 Win Mag or a 338 do out of a carbine length barrel? What twist rate would be best for these applications? Which gives the most up?
I would love to see a comparison between this andba CZ Trail
Can you guys do a video on how to adjust a ropes for range?
Should revisit with the shortened barrel and subs
Stop tempting me to start reloading other calibers! I’ve got enough on my plate!
I think with a low power scope on a fix would make it a good scout rifle.
I can't believe Henry's scope cam looks like a mere mortal's.
Please put this through a practical accuracy run
AI AT-XC would be interesting especially in comparison to Henry's AE MK I
Do the same course of fire with an Sig Cross in 6.5!
Great stuff! More sniper shit!!!!!!!!
The fix it is usually 8.6 right? Or the new "boom box " !? is this not an 8.6? What caliber is it .308?
Is it better than a standard lightweight hunting rifle for intended purpose? Is it as good??
I'm more of a "Texas Tower Sniper"......If that counts for anything ;) :D
You don't have to beat around the bush with it's purpose/use case... It's a rifle meant for assassinations.
Have you done the Mannlicher-Carcano yet? If not, Nov. 22 is coming up soon, just sayin'.
To me FGMM is the standard when it comes to 308. The Fix I had for a short time had a terrible time with light primer strikes. Q told me to use ammo with a softer primer. That is not the solution in my mind. If a gun won’t function on Federal, the gun has issues. Sent it on down the road. Besides, the accuracy was far from impressive. Got gas guns that are more precise.
Welp...that looks harder than quick scoping on COD, so I'll stick with the normal stuff. I'm so screwed if shtf.
That rifle is way too expensive for not doing anything better.
I think the main things they were chasing after were: weight and aesthetics. Which is why we maintained that it’s not for everyone.
It’s the lightest most ergonomic bolt action rifle I’ve been able to find. What do you think is better?
6.5 Cross Master Race checking in 😁
It’s a poor copy of the Christensen MPR.
Thank you. That was a very good sequence of operations, demonstration Thank you. That was a very good sequence of operations, demonstration
😅 Google speech to text sure is freaked out this morning. Sure is freaked out this morning. Sure is freaked out this morning... Might as well hit him with full auto😅 And
Hallo...wie wäre es mal mit dem Vorgänger vom m96...schwedisch rolling Block 12,7×44 R 8x58 Dänisch Krag in schwarzpulver oder 8x58 Dänisch Krag in Nitro??? Bin begeistert von euch😊
Neat
Very loud without the can? Mini fix next?
sig cross next!
Yeah, dont be leaving Practical Accuracy behind....
I know people...😂😂