The Fix is a compact bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 AAC Blackout. With an 8-inch barrel and a weight of 4.7 lbs., it's built for situations where a shorter, lighter package matters. The gray finish is understated. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: The Fix 
• UPC: 850000857377 
• Caliber: .300 AAC BLACKOUT 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 10 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 8 inches 
• Weight: 4.7 lbs. 
• Finish: Gray 
   

Features 

1. The bolt action provides consistent, repeatable lockup for accurate shot placement. 
2. At 8 inches, the barrel is optimized for suppressor use and subsonic .300 BLK loads, though it handles supersonic loads as well. 
3. No iron sights are included — the rifle is optic-ready, so the buyer picks their preferred sighting system. 
4. 10-round capacity hits a usable balance between ammunition on board and overall weight. 
    

Usage 

The short barrel and light weight make The Fix practical for hunting in dense cover or tight spaces where a full-length rifle is awkward. The .300 Blackout cartridge's ability to run both subsonic and supersonic loads gives flexibility in how the rifle is configured. Competitive shooters have used it in PRS-style matches where the bolt-action format is required.

Owners of The Fix in .300 AAC Blackout tend to be enthusiastic about its compact design. The portability gets regular mention — at 4.7 lbs. with an 8-inch barrel, it's easy to carry for long periods without fatigue.

The .300 Blackout chambering is a deliberate choice for most buyers. The ability to run both subsonic and supersonic ammunition, and the cartridge's compatibility with suppressors, is a recurring reason users chose this platform over alternatives.

Build quality and craftsmanship get consistent praise. Accuracy at range is reported as solid, with owners citing tight groups and consistent performance across different loads.

Price is a common friction point. Some buyers feel the cost is high relative to other rifles in the compact bolt-action category, and that perception affects how freely they recommend it. Weight also comes up — a few users feel the rifle could be lighter given its size class, though 4.7 lbs. is already on the lower end.

Customization and modularity are valued features, though some owners note the aftermarket parts selection is narrower than they'd like. Overall sentiment trends positive, with buyers generally satisfied but willing to note the cost and weight as genuine considerations.