Q The Fix 8.6 Blackout 8" Bolt Action Pistol, Threaded Barrel, SBA3 Brace

This Q LLC The Fix is a bolt-action pistol chambered in 8.6 Blackout with an 8-inch threaded stainless steel barrel and a 5+1 round capacity. Engineered as a compact yet formidable platform, The Fix represents a significant departure from conventional bolt-action design philosophy. The firearm features a one-piece receiver construction that eliminates the need for a separate chassis, resulting in a lightweight system weighing approximately 4.875 pounds while maintaining structural rigidity and accuracy. The barrel showcases a 1:3 twist rate optimized to stabilize both subsonic and supersonic 8.6 Blackout loads, providing versatility across shooting applications. Q designed The Fix with AR-style controls including an ambidextrous safety selector, magazine release compatible with SR-25/AR-10 pattern magazines, and an interchangeable grip system that allows shooters to customize ergonomics to personal preference. The free-floating Q-Sert handguard decouples from the barrel, promoting consistency shot-to-shot, while the 45-degree short-throw bolt handle enables rapid and intuitive operation. A full-length Picatinny top rail provides mounting flexibility for optics and accessories. The Cherry Bomb muzzle brake-threaded at M18-1.5-manages recoil effectively and serves as a suppressor-ready platform for sound mitigation. A 2-stage match trigger delivers predictable break characteristics suitable for precision work. The pistol includes an SBA3 adjustable folding brace that balances portability with stability, collapsing to 21.9 inches and extending to 31.1 inches.

• One-piece receiver design eliminates chassis for reduced weight and increased durability
• SR-25 compatible magazines and AR-style controls for familiar operation
• Free-floating handguard with 1:3 twist stainless barrel for velocity flexibility

The Fix Pistol bridges the gap between modern ergonomic standards and bolt-action precision, making it suitable for precision shooting, compact hunting configurations, or as a dedicated suppressor host. This represents a meaningful evolution in compact bolt-action firearm design.