High Angle Rifle Training - Thunder Ranch

[@KitBadger]

You can find my Course Loadout and links to gear here: kitbadger.com/high-angle-rifle-training-course-loadout/

[@garrettbrace9884]

Who makes the rail panels that are on your Fix?

[@XmedusaX_15]

I really loved this class in Nov ‘21 and always love to train at TR. Always a privilege.

[@formerpilgrim4934]

Watching this with interest even though I live in South Georgia. I mean you never know...

[@kythes8]

Awesome review of HART. It great to see Eric, Hawk, Clint and Heidi. Keep up the awesome content Ivan. Semper Fi Bro

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

I did their Mid range rifle course October before last. It was great. Learned a lot.

[@hawkchait]

Always a blast at TR HART. Good times great video!

[@donwarner6925]

This looks like a lot of fun.

[@AnonymousMontanan]

Nice!! Some sweet lead flinging there!!

[@iraallenthecrazymountainpe2023]

Thank you for sharing.

[@thomassymonds6308]

Great stuff Ivan! What an awesome opportunity!

[@TheKrispyKidd]

Great vid. I've been looking forward to this one.

[@gstroud7315]

How many rounds were put on that rifle since the last barrel/throat cleaning?

[@rallecool]

Hey kit, do you know what bipod brand your using at 10:10? Is it super stable?

[@brianhamalainen8817]

I think they mentioned that on their "gear" video

[@Nylonscheme]

@kitbadger are those multicam pants the wildthings, how are they for snow (water resistance level 10k or 28k ect.)

[@Blackcloud_Garage]

Great content as always. Any idea what the rifle at 6:39 is?

[@RR-jc8jh]

I think it’s a Sig Cross.

[@hawk_cheyenne_usrepair]

Sig cross 16” 308

[@spectre.solutions]

Q Rifles - overpriced guns that reliably break

[@brianhamalainen8817]

Prototype/experimental parts.

[@spectre.solutions]

I mean the q fix and honey badger are not experimental in their traditional calibers and the honey badger is a jam factory and the trigger is borderline unsafe. The fix is more reliable inherently as a bolt gun is pretty foolproof. For a 3k + gun it leaves ALOT to be desired in the action and trigger category. I am referring to their FIX in traditionally offered calibers. This was a bolt failure - the bolt was still machined by Q - so the failure point remains on their development team. 6 arc bolts do require a thin bolt face wall that can lead to frailty but this was a sheered lug with has to me shows that the metal used was treated improperly and made fragile or the 10 bolts were not originally tested @@brianhamalainen8817

[@Sheppard2030]

👍

[@John.3]

Questionable QC Q at it again

[@K-bob_45]

Q or hornady? Grendel’s are known for breaking 5.56 bolts. I don’t know why the arc would be any different

[@FluffPuffkotj]

Q is basically just expensive Kel Tec. Innovative designs that move the industry forward. Combined with hit or miss build quality.

[@John.3]

@@K-bob_45 Q.

[@praharin]

@@K-bob_45min fix doesn’t use an ar bolt

[@praharin]

That’s what prototyping is for.

[@denbo74]

I think this guy is on the Q payroll

[@Glenfilthie1]

Hey kid! What’s that grey stuff in your beard? 😂👍 Do you do mils or MOA, KB? I am an old(er) fart and I’ve always just memorized my holdovers. This long range stuff looks like fun.