For you guns hunting with your fix, what sling are you using? Not looking for a “tactical” multi-use sling. Just comfortable, minimal sling that somewhat fits the aesthetic of the rifle.
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I'm using the blue force gear sling with the pad on it. It's a little tacticool but does the job for me in my stalk hunts.For you guns hunting with your fix, what sling are you using? Not looking for a “tactical” multi-use sling. Just comfortable, minimal sling that somewhat fits the aesthetic of the rifle.
For you guns hunting with your fix, what sling are you using? Not looking for a “tactical” multi-use sling. Just comfortable, minimal sling that somewhat fits the aesthetic of the rifle.
Sadly H4350 has been banned in England. I am using 43gr Reloader Swiss 62. 140gr Eld-M at lag length.
Yeah if you like waiting for 9+ months to get your sling in. I like mine but not that much.Edgar Sherman design sling. Best of the best.
For you guns hunting with your fix, what sling are you using? Not looking for a “tactical” multi-use sling. Just comfortable, minimal sling that somewhat fits the aesthetic of the rifle.
Why was it banned?
Any chance you could drop a pic or two or the placement?
Just needs a little background musicReminds me of some '70s films.
I just spewed some water across my dogs and wife: that was my EXACT first thought, too!Reminds me of some '70s films.
I said I liked it, just not enough to wait 9+ MONTHS to receive an order....yes I believe I could do better on the communication and logistics side of things.Yeah the wait time was bullshit but do you expect when you got some kid running the business. What do you think could be better? Other than a more substantial pull tab it’s feature packed but minimal and excellent as far as I’m concerned.
Did my first barrel swap on my rifle....took less than half a beer...
Sending the B\T 6.5 Barrel to fat camp...getting hexagon “fluting”
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That's so perfect...
The 16in b/t 308 barrel is still tempting. Part of my issue is that I don’t know how much I would really switch the barrel. Then I feel like I wasted money having my 22 creed staying in the closet
IMHO the 16" barrel configuration is where this gun shines. I've got a 24" proof barrel and do love to shoot it; however, I bought this gun for hunting. With the 16" and a trash panda suppressor, and low variable power optic....#BestHuntingRig
Wow, When someone is in love, they truly are blind.. 4 pages of nothing but Q posts!!
If they shipped out so many guns, where is my mini Fix?
@Kevin Brittingham - Did anyone pick up the swag bag you dropped at the park?
I think ya'll need to make some hats with that 8-bit Fix on it!
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I am new to the 6.5 creedmoor caliber. Can someone recommend a bore guide that works well with The Fix? Also what size patch do you use. Thank you in advance.
Just came back from bear hunting in Montana with the Fix. Was a joy to carry especially through thick brush.
We staked out a spot a few hundred yards across a lake from where we saw a bear. I found that using my Hatch Bipod fully extended into the pickup bed gave a really nice stable position. We were downwind and hiding behind the truck. Unfortunately the bear didn't come back.....
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Just came back from bear hunting in Montana with the Fix. Was a joy to carry especially through thick brush.
We staked out a spot a few hundred yards across a lake from where we saw a bear. I found that using my Hatch Bipod fully extended into the pickup bed gave a really nice stable position. We were downwind and hiding behind the truck. Unfortunately the bear didn't come back.....
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What caliber did you hunt with?Just came back from bear hunting in Montana with the Fix. Was a joy to carry especially through thick brush.
We staked out a spot a few hundred yards across a lake from where we saw a bear. I found that using my Hatch Bipod fully extended into the pickup bed gave a really nice stable position. We were downwind and hiding behind the truck. Unfortunately the bear didn't come back.....
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What caliber did you hunt with?
Did you have to put tape or Velcro in the mag well lol?In the wilderness of Alaska
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Nope. My rifle feeds fineDid you have to put tape or Velcro in the mag well lol?
Looking forward to finally getting to the range Monday to shoot my Fix. I switched the barrel to .308. It didn’t come with instructions so I watched Kit Badgers video on you tube which helped. Any input on about how many rounds it takes to break in the barrel?
Just an FYI...there are instructions on Q’s website that you can also probably print out as well for keep.
I did about 100-150 rounds to break in my 308. Some shoulders might not be able to handle it due to the lack of manliness. Enjoy and work on fundamentals because the 308 in this light of a setup will expose you.
That is beautiful countryside wow. Must be some varmints to pick off though.