Q does offer the fix in shorter barrel lengths. I meant from a pure aspect that I can fold the stock and cut 10" off the length, and fit it in shorter cases, and because the stock is thin that extra bulge you'd get from doing that isn't there :D
I’ve been a .308 guy all my life. Recently picked up a 6.5 creedmore with a 22” barrel and holy moly, what a laser beam. I’m still going to swap it out for a proof research .308, but I’m so impressed with the 6.5 for prs.
The bolt lift looks ridiculously heavy by the way everyone who shoots the Fix on camera has to place their thumb on top of the bolt to gain leverage. The Sig Cross doesn't have that problem it's also 1/2 the price comes with a better stock design with more rapid adjustability and it's action is overbuilt to handle the higher pressures of the new 277 Fury.
Until he started talking about the bolt being sticky, I was just assuming that was an issue with poor leverage with keeping the bolt handle so low, so it can sit in that space in the folded stock.
@@ixiairisborne1695 Some rifles having a short bolt throw also causes the bolt lift to be very heavy as most rifles cock on lift thus forcing the action to do more work in less movement some manufacturers overcome this better than others. There's a gif here on this page that compares the bolt lift of the Fix to the Sig Cross. www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/new-sig-cross.6973024/page-4
@ Well just because you're poor doesn't mean you get to decide what's "overpriced". You have no idea what goes into R&D or manufacturing. Yes, sometimes you are paying for the name like Knight's Armament.
Yes, I shot quite a few groups with it. I was simply highlighting the best I was able to get, as talking for 5-10 minutes about groups,would be even more boring than usual. I normally only shoot at min 5 shot groups, but the Fix and suppressor were on loan, and thanks to the gov't that loan process is 2 weeks MAX. All of the ammo sourced for this particular review was done by me. When the manufacturer supplies me with a total of 10 rounds of each ammo type, that really short changes the review process for ammo (those are posted to my channel in the coming weeks). :D TL:DR I do better next time..
I'm not sure brushing off the need to fix the gun with a piece of velco on something that expensive is the best option. Its good that for most the solution is simple but lets be real, the gun should run correctly out of the box. We expect this of everything down to high points.
So what’s the point of the funky bolt? Other rifles makers (like Blaser) use similar systems to shorten the action and make it faster. This one does neither
I always cringe when people say "sub-moa at x yards." If it's sub-moa at 100 yards, isn't sub-moa at 200 yards, and the projectile didn't drop below the speed of sound during flight to the target, then that's not an issue with the gun. Either you're shooting into wind and aren't aware of it, or some other issue with environmental effects to external ballistics.
Did I say it wrong? I'll gladly admit I had a lot of luck shooting these groups, but I always state the actual inch spread, and I use the Ballistic-X app to help me accurately measure them. The 200 yd 3 shot group, was shot with subsonic ammo, and the group size on the paper is .78", which per the app = .37 MOA
Nice to see Buffman here!! Also, I haven't forgot a out the choppa Paul. I'm just cutting you some slack because of how crazy the world us right now. Be ready to start receiving alligators in the mail if things get back to normal and Andrew's not on that choppa...
Not sure this video shows any accuracy. For a rifle that’s this expensive I want to see some tiny groups and or some long range shots highlighting the 6.5 round.
*Where's the big dude?* Can't watch AR15.com without the Big Dude. *How much is this sponsored rifle? $15,000 for a bolt gun? LMAO!* Now I know why the Big dude isn't here :)) Right on Big Dude, right on.
"A long range gun thats fairly short and compact...."
*proceeds to talk about a bolt gun with a 22" barrel*
Q does offer the fix in shorter barrel lengths. I meant from a pure aspect that I can fold the stock and cut 10" off the length, and fit it in shorter cases, and because the stock is thin that extra bulge you'd get from doing that isn't there :D
0:32 That’s some crazy trigger technique. Can you actually hit anything like that?
at 25 yards where that particular footage was captured just merely slinging lead at the target, yes. I'm not that horrible on a trigger LOL
Was going to say the same thing...cringe worthy.
Damn...😳 that trigger pull hurts me.
The take up is the 1st stage. Break is the 2nd stage. Just like any two stage trigger except the 1st stage is crazy light
"I don't know where the 1st and 2nd stage are.......there's some take up" LOL
I’ve been a .308 guy all my life. Recently picked up a 6.5 creedmore with a 22” barrel and holy moly, what a laser beam. I’m still going to swap it out for a proof research .308, but I’m so impressed with the 6.5 for prs.
Don't mind me, I'm just here for the lazer show!
Sharks with frikin lasers attached to their heads!
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🤣
The bolt lift looks ridiculously heavy by the way everyone who shoots the Fix on camera has to place their thumb on top of the bolt to gain leverage. The Sig Cross doesn't have that problem it's also 1/2 the price comes with a better stock design with more rapid adjustability and it's action is overbuilt to handle the higher pressures of the new 277 Fury.
Until he started talking about the bolt being sticky, I was just assuming that was an issue with poor leverage with keeping the bolt handle so low, so it can sit in that space in the folded stock.
@@ixiairisborne1695 Some rifles having a short bolt throw also causes the bolt lift to be very heavy as most rifles cock on lift thus forcing the action to do more work in less movement some manufacturers overcome this better than others. There's a gif here on this page that compares the bolt lift of the Fix to the Sig Cross.
www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/new-sig-cross.6973024/page-4
Love free or die is something we all should be taking to heart at this point in time. Nice review
Working that trigger like it was a 240bravo
Funny how the hilarious price was never mentioned. Give it a look for a laugh.
This isn't some poverty ponny.
Don't forget that sticky bolt lift too😅😅
@ Well just because you're poor doesn't mean you get to decide what's "overpriced". You have no idea what goes into R&D or manufacturing. Yes, sometimes you are paying for the name like Knight's Armament.
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Even though Q has increased production, the rifle is still on backorder. The market says you're wrong.
Colion Noirs podcast with Q owner was really good... He explained his actions... He does not care about money.
Great to see Matt on the channel!
Did you shoot more than two, 3-round groups? Did you shoot any groups?
Yes, I shot quite a few groups with it. I was simply highlighting the best I was able to get, as talking for 5-10 minutes about groups,would be even more boring than usual. I normally only shoot at min 5 shot groups, but the Fix and suppressor were on loan, and thanks to the gov't that loan process is 2 weeks MAX. All of the ammo sourced for this particular review was done by me. When the manufacturer supplies me with a total of 10 rounds of each ammo type, that really short changes the review process for ammo (those are posted to my channel in the coming weeks). :D TL:DR I do better next time..
I like the rifle but hate the bolt handle. I know they are supposed to have handle options but ive never seen any other than the one in this video
Awesome to see both Buffman and Pat RMG making videos for the channel now! Two great channels teaming up with another one makes me happy 😁🇺🇸
😁😁😁
@@PatRMG 😁😁😁 is right brother!
I'm not sure brushing off the need to fix the gun with a piece of velco on something that expensive is the best option. Its good that for most the solution is simple but lets be real, the gun should run correctly out of the box. We expect this of everything down to high points.
Cool action, but not a rifle for handloaders as you're limited to the very restricted COAL availability of those mags.
Jesus that trigger pull
yes, he says he is a lead slinger, not a tack driver........ that's obvious.
@@roberthavens7700 I mean I do push the tacks into the paper to hold them, :D
Why does it look so weird when you are shooting?
Damn, watching how that rifle works mechanically, i was Blown away by the price!
#NoWay
I think the rifle is $3100
That better damn well be 2k dollar barrel is all I can say
So what’s the point of the funky bolt? Other rifles makers (like Blaser) use similar systems to shorten the action and make it faster. This one does neither
I always cringe when people say "sub-moa at x yards." If it's sub-moa at 100 yards, isn't sub-moa at 200 yards, and the projectile didn't drop below the speed of sound during flight to the target, then that's not an issue with the gun. Either you're shooting into wind and aren't aware of it, or some other issue with environmental effects to external ballistics.
Did I say it wrong? I'll gladly admit I had a lot of luck shooting these groups, but I always state the actual inch spread, and I use the Ballistic-X app to help me accurately measure them. The 200 yd 3 shot group, was shot with subsonic ammo, and the group size on the paper is .78", which per the app = .37 MOA
Wow, great fix brother!! Is a sick looking rifle
Nice to see Buffman here!!
Also, I haven't forgot a out the choppa Paul. I'm just cutting you some slack because of how crazy the world us right now. Be ready to start receiving alligators in the mail if things get back to normal and Andrew's not on that choppa...
Lol, copy that. Thanks for giving me some slack. 😘
@@ARFCOMNews
See everyone...I, Florida Man am infact reasonable. Don't trust the news.
I bet that thing is crazy expensive
It's a bit spendy 😁
She will set you back a smooth 3200 bones
Never understood why these custom guns are a thing when you can achieve the same thing with savage.
It’s not custom tho
Not sure this video shows any accuracy. For a rifle that’s this expensive I want to see some tiny groups and or some long range shots highlighting the 6.5 round.
Why is Buffman on AR15.com?
They promised me Salmon...
And lots of it! 🐠
Fire the "Laser" :D
*Where's the big dude?* Can't watch AR15.com without the Big Dude. *How much is this sponsored rifle? $15,000 for a bolt gun? LMAO!* Now I know why the Big dude isn't here :)) Right on Big Dude, right on.
If you want I can get a t-shirt of Andrew's face and wear it in my videos :D
@@BuffRANGE Ok, I read what I wrote and I didn't mean to say you're like keanu's douche bag cousin lmao
What’s The price on this weapon?
About $3200 :O..
First The Chopping Block now ARF.com has commandeered Buffman R.A.N.G.E
Buffman@!?! what are you doin' here?
Kidnapped :D
Cost of Rifle $3,300.00
Not Cheap But looks a lot of Fun.
I love you!
You'll say that to anyone! 😜
I love my Fix, prize of my collection
I like the fix stock. When’s that hog hunting video?
Working on it, we have a few other things we need to get to before we do that :)
loving that struggle to operate the bolt.
oil all out of stock at yer walmarts?
I oiled the shit out of it, and it's still sticky.. :D
DOGEEEEEE!!!!
His dog wants to be a star. Looks like a happy guy too
@@TecraTube She likely was trying to find the shrimp I was using for the opening of the jumbo shrimp 6.5mm video :D
Slap that trigger yo!
First!!
*FRICKING LASER BEAMS!*
WOO!
Yeah just like kanyes eyes!!!!!
Second; but first thumbs up.
Legend!
useless an answer to a non problem .. as per ar15 com. usual crap