Mitch, design engineer at Q, challenged me to a shutoff at Moons Out Goons Out 2024. If I win, I get a Boombox from Q. If he wins, I have to embarrass myself on the internet. Sounds like a risk worth taking!
The Boombox is essentially a Honey Badger scaled up to SR25 magwell size, chambered for 8.6mm Blackout (and they will have a 7.62x51mm version as well).
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Selling in the September 2019 RIA auction. Walker, first variation, second variation, third variation, long barrel 3rd variation, and stocked 3rd variation. Sam Colt’s first foray into firearms manufacturing did not end well – after […]
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Ian deprecates his marksmanship. But it is probably a good thing for the other competitors that he does not have the time to do serious practicing with a single rifle/pistol. Otherwise, nobody would be taking home the prizes anymore.
yes! come up to Q and build something! then go across the bridge and hang out at the Kittery Trading Post for a while!
(last I checked, Q was still in Portsmouth,NH)
I think Q was going to give Ian a Boombox anyway. He reaches too many potential buyers. But it was fun so see him sweat a bit to earn it.