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Q doesn't build ordinary rifles, and the Mini Fix is proof. It's a chassis-less, magazine-fed bolt action built around a monolithic one-piece aluminum receiver, which gives you the rigidity of a heavy precision rig without hauling around the weight of one. At 6.4 pounds with a stock that folds the whole package down to under 26 inches, this is the kind of rifle that lives behind the truck seat, rides quietly into a deer blind, or gets packed deep into coyote country without complaint.
The bolt unlocks with just a 45-degree throw, roughly half the lift of a traditional bolt action. That means faster follow-up shots, easier cycling from awkward field positions, and plenty of clearance under the ocular bell of just about any scope you mount on the continuous zero MOA Picatinny rail. The two-stage match trigger breaks clean, and since the bolt locks directly into the barrel instead of the receiver, you can swap barrels yourself without a trip to the gunsmith. Nearly every fastener on the gun is a T-25 Torx, so one wrench handles maintenance, swaps, and cleaning.
The 16 inch tapered barrel comes threaded and topped with Q's Cherry Bomb muzzle brake, which doubles as the mounting interface for Q suppressors. Pair it with a can and subsonic loads and this thing gets impressively quiet, which is a big part of why the Mini Fix has such a loyal following among hog hunters and property owners dealing with pests after dark. Supersonics turn it into a handy whitetail rifle inside sensible .300 Blackout ranges.
If you've spent time behind an AR, you'll feel at home here. The safety selector, magazine release, and grip all sit where your hands expect them, and it feeds from common AR/M4 pattern mags, with one 10-round magazine included. The skeletonized folding stock adjusts for length of pull and cheek height, and the overbuilt hinge locks up solid with none of the rattle you get from lesser folders. It's a genuinely clever utility rifle that earns its keep.
Yes, and it's arguably what this rifle does best. The 16 inch barrel is threaded and ships with Q's Cherry Bomb muzzle brake installed, which serves as the mounting interface for Q's taper-mount suppressors. Running subsonic .300 Blackout loads through a suppressed Mini Fix is remarkably quiet, and the bolt action means no gas system noise at all.
It feeds from standard AR/M4 pattern magazines, the same ones you'd run in an AR-15. One 10-round magazine comes in the box, and higher capacity AR mags will work if you want more rounds on tap. That commonality makes finding spare mags cheap and easy.
You can. Because the bolt locks directly into the barrel rather than the receiver, barrel changes can be done at the user level without a gunsmith. Q uses T-25 Torx screws throughout the rifle, so a single wrench handles barrel swaps, stock changes, and general maintenance.
It's one of the most adjustable folders out there. You can tune length of pull, cheek riser height, and even the butt plate position to fit your build and your optic setup. The hinge is overbuilt for a solid, rattle-free lockup, and folding it brings the rifle down to about 26 inches for easy transport.
| UPC | 810152960790 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MINIFIX-300BLK-16IN-RIFLE |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .300 AAC Blackout |
| Safety | Selector Switch |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Number of Magazines | 1 10 rd. |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
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