I have added the image above. Hopefully you can see where the contact is being made on the receiver.
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The Fix from Q
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I have added the image above. Hopefully you can see where the contact is being made on the receiver.
Naw brother mine doesn’t do or look like that. That does not look right to me. Why is it always the Guys way overseas who have issues haha. Sorry man.
I happen to have mine apart right now. You’ll notice with a couple hundred rounds and countless dry fires mine is clean.
I happen to have mine apart right now. You’ll notice with a couple hundred rounds and countless dry fires mine is clean.
It is will the 6.5 creedmoor Bartlein Tooley and the .308 Bartlein Tooley and also the 6.5 creedmoor Proof.
I checked with no barrel and it still happens.
Whilst I was checking things weighed the barrels the 24” proof barrel is 250g lighter than the 20” Bartlein. I did think it would be so much.
My Q journey ends today. Realized I need a new car and the Fix is first on the list to go... unfortunately. Building it at Q made it worth buying in the end. Fun fact I thought I'd share... I got the same ukelele case the original prototype was shipped in. Ended up matching my rifle perfectly. Think it was a tenor sized uke' case.
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I plan on listing it on the PX. It won't let me yet.. need to get my post count to 100
Yeah man careful what you say. I just got off my 2 week ban for mentioning selling mine without posting in the px.
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. It's a virgin... I was saving for a Tangent Theta scope to put on it but I decided I'd probably use a new Audi more. Favorite thing in my limited experience with it is size.The story I was told by Nick @ Q was the gun was designed originally as a jumpable long distance rifle. Something soldier could jump out of an airplane with strapped to their pack along with their standard m4. When you think about it in that aspect of it, you can really appreciate its handiness. Having such a lightweight, a compact platform that you can have strapped to your pack... use your primary M4/MK18 and when you need to take shots over 500m or whatever you can pop out the fix.
To put it into perspective.. image running a MK18 or Honey Badger (to keep things Q) and having a long range rifle (the fix) on your back that only weighs 6 pounds.... that is a sick combo
That is actually why I bought my fix. I love the idea of being able to carry a HB and have a fix strapped to my pack.
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custom built virgin Fix... you are going to make someone a very happy camper
Yeah man that’s a one of a kind. Those plastics are sweet.
You guys are making this hard lol.
Plastics match the 'uke case and confirmed when I built it... I'm the only person that built one using that color combo.
Friend got one in .308. Tried to work up a load with Berger 168gr and they would not feed out of the mag. Only book it he could get to feed was Hornady AMAX I believe.
So mine feeds 100% with the KAC mag. But it feeds way better with a small piece of adhesive Velcro in the front of the mag well to shim it. But since I did that it’s 100%. Fast, slow, 3 different bullets it all works
Just got this little Fix set up and running. I tried to keep it light for the kid. It is showing promise. These are the third, fourth, and fifth shots I took after getting it put together using the Hornady 143 eldx precision hunter at 100 yards. I got movistar’s DT Proof in it.
That's an awesome looking Fix and an even better looking group.
What rings/height and caps are those? And would that same setup fit with full length rail (can't really tell by the photo)? I ordered the same NF 4-16 about a month ago and have two sets of rings that I'll have to choose from.
The scope is a NSX 2.5-10x42 with Aadmount covers and I think the rings are the NIghtForce UL highs and it would clear a full rail by 1/8” with the caps on it and close to 1/4” without caps. I can double check on the rings in a day or so but roads are jacked here from flooding so I got to go long way around.
Welcome to the official Fix bolt release Fix. I bought a 3 dollar pack of assorted springs from the hard ware store. I want one that doesn’t get lost easy (still have my stock one) but that thing should have been notched in there or something. So a dallop of super glue and a spring that is lighter weight and flush with the top of the receiver. What I have is an easier to manipulate bolt release but one that still functions 100%. Don’t have to worry about bending the rail or crushing the spring. Or losing it.
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I have a bartlien barrel 6.5 pre order
I have a bartlien 6.5 Pres order with a serial less than 250.
Then you should absolutely send it in. I had a new barrel and a barrel with the original spec and there absolutely a difference in headspace/length between the breech face and extension face. Not sure what they do to lighten it. But send it off they are fast
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Can you please snap a pic of your Velcro mod to the mag well. Noticed lots of movement on the KAC mag when cycling.
Can you please snap a pic of your Velcro mod to the mag well. Noticed lots of movement on the KAC mag when cycling.
As long as it feeds 100%, I wouldn't mess with it. I didn't used any KAC mags (just pmags) but wrapping a ranger band around the mag and pushing it up into the magwell really seemed to help with the excess movement but was never able to get the rifle to feed 100%.
I’ve only got half a box through it but it looked like it had lots of play in there and had a couple rounds feed sloppily. Haven’t tried the Pmag so will do that. Just want to get it right sooner than later. Thanks.
Dropped on a Ergo grip, Weibad Cheek Pad, and RadPro Arca plate.
With 50 rounds thru the GM barrel, I headed out for initial load development with some mixed bag 155 Lapua Scenar's I have laying around with Varget. While the lightweight will certainly expose your flaws as a shooter, it showed me some obvious potential. 44.8g was a glaring node in all aspects. Great SD, consistent POI, and good group size dead in the middle of a velocity plateau. I was likely creeping up on another node around 46 but no sense in pushing the brass that hard for an extra 60fps. The 16.5" barrel sees diminishing returns quickly when trying to load them hot.
With 50 rounds thru the GM barrel, I headed out for initial load development with some mixed bag 155 Lapua Scenar's I have laying around with Varget. While the lightweight will certainly expose your flaws as a shooter, it showed me some obvious potential. 44.8g was a glaring node in all aspects. Great SD, consistent POI, and good group size dead in the middle of a velocity plateau. I was likely creeping up on another node around 46 but no sense in pushing the brass that hard for an extra 60fps. The 16.5" barrel sees diminishing returns quickly when trying to load them hot.
Absolutely man. I’ll be home tonight and get it done. It seems like the mag well is a little big. What shimming it does is put it on the right level. You can shim the front of each mag or the magwell itself. I tried Pmags and they were not even close to the ability of the KAC. There was a kid in here a while back who was putting rubber bands around the pmags to get them to feed so I don’t think Pmags will solve any issues. The issue seems to be getting the angle the mags sits correct. In my opinion the front of the mag dips too low. That’s why shimming the front of the mag or the front of the mag well wirh adhesive Velcro really helped. Mine is 100% smooth and reliable at any speed and with multiple projectiles. Before shimming I only had issues when I went slow.
Definitely not saying to try pmags.... supposedly the KAC mags work better, I just never got around to trying them out. I would have a misfeed with the 10 round pmags about 3-5% of the time and about 10% with the 20 round pmags.... not something I would want to get involved with. Maybe others have had better luck, but that was my experience. Q needs to make some changes to that magwell if you ask me. I would say it is WASR 10 bad, but that would be giving the Fix's magwell a little too much credit. If your rifle is not having misfeeds (completely locking up when trying to feed a round), don't touch it because that is as much as you can ask for.
I have had no issues whatsoever with the PMAGS (10 and 20 rounders) or Larue Tactical Mags feeding 100% reliable. My 6.5CM rifle has about 350 rounds through it.
@sodakhunter here is the Velcro shim. Mag fits tight and won’t move but isn’t hard to pull out. It doesn’t drop free but isn’t hard to remove either. It feeds fine without it but feeds perfectly with it. The other option is to shim the front of each mag. I attached a pic of that as well.
I emailed last night and got a response this morning that I should fill out their form to send it in. I told them I loved the rifle except for the bolt lift. Response from Q :
Thank you for your kind words and I am very sorry to hear about your bolt lift issue! I would recommend filling out the RMA link below to have the gun sent in to us to be fixed (pun intended). This was an issue we had with some of the earlier Fixes and it should be an easily solved problem once we get it in. Please let me know if you have any questions!
So far
So good
Good to hear. I bet they have your rifle less than 48 hours. They’ve turned around things really fast for me and others.
Thanks again. Just want to get the bugs worked out. I do like the platform so far.
Just got my fed ex shipping email, but I have to ask- how do I ship a rifle. I never shipped an fire arm, and have no idea about a rifle. I have the OG blue soft case it came in, should I just put it in that and take it to fedex? Or I have a cheaper hard case from Walmart...
I would not send back in blue case. You might not get it back. Find a very sturdy box with a plethora of bubble wrap. Your LGS may have shipping boxes that they are probably throwing away.
For the price of the plastic cases you guys can get in Walmart I would use one of them. The Plano AW case is around $80 and then you will have peace of mind.
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Just my own anecdote here - when I shipped my Fix back for some work I specifically asked them how they wanted it shipped - they said to just leave it in the blue case and throw that into a box, so that's what I did. I think I stripped everything else out of the bag (accessory pouch full of my extra junk).
I will say that my experience wasn't fast (it took almost 2 weeks) - but it came back in fine shape WITH my bag intact, no scare there for me, haha.
I shipped mine back when I had the heavy bolt lift problem in the blue bag and had no issues getting it all back intact. It took about 10 days total for shipping it, resolving issue, and getting it back.
