DESCRIPTION
The original Honey Badger was developed at AAC by previous owner and Q Founder, Kevin Brittingham and his R&D team at the request of an elite US special operations group looking to replace their MP5-SD’s with an upgraded platform. Requirements included the ability to shoot a rifle caliber round while maintaining low visibility and excellent signature suppression. Developed in conjunction with 300 AAC Blackout, the Honey Badger was born, exceeded expectations, but never made it to the commercial market.
Enter the Honey Badger by Q. At first glance, this Honey Badger appears to be the same as the original. Q focused on taking the iconic ‘Badger to the next level and improved upon every technical aspect of the first-generation design. From the gas system to the trigger, and telescoping pistol brace – HB 2.0 does not disappoint.
This variant highlights a proprietary silencer tucked in a 12″ M-LOK hand guard.
- Clear Hard Coat Anodized 7075 Aluminum Receivers
- 12″ Free float M-LOK hand guard
- 70° Safety selector
- 2 Position telescoping tock
- Adjustable, low profile gas black
- Geissele 2 Stage match trigger
- 7″ stainless steel 1:5 twist barrel
- Honey Badger direct thread silencer
* All NFA Regulations apply. Each state’s laws dictate what can or cannot be possessed in its own state. Some county’s within each state are different as well. Please contact your local ATF Field office with any ATF questions or concerns you may have. Freedom Trading Co reserves the right to use discretion when selling to each individual state.
TEST FIRE DISCLAIMER:
Many of the manufacturers whose products we carry will have a standardized test fire protocol for not only their complete firearms as well as parts such as upper receiver groups and bolt carriers. Because of this test fire protocol, some items will show evidence of the test fire process such as brass and carbon residue on internals or brass markings on case deflectors.
FAQs
Is the Honey Badger by Q legal to own?
Yes, the Honey Badger by Q is legal to own, but the integrated suppressor means it falls under NFA regulations. You’ll need to comply with your state’s specific laws and file the necessary paperwork with the ATF.
Can the Honey Badger shoot supersonic rounds?
Yes, the Honey Badger can shoot both supersonic and subsonic .300 Blackout rounds, offering versatility for different tactical needs.
How quiet is the Honey Badger when suppressed?
With subsonic .300 Blackout rounds, the Honey Badger is extremely quiet, making it ideal for covert or tactical situations where stealth is a priority.
What is the advantage of the adjustable gas block?
The adjustable gas block allows users to fine-tune the gas system depending on their ammunition and suppressor configuration, ensuring reliable performance across different loads.
Can the Honey Badger by Q be used for home defense?
Yes, the Honey Badger is well-suited for home defense, thanks to its compact size, powerful .300 Blackout caliber, and low noise when suppressed.
What makes the Honey Badger by Q different from the original?
The Honey Badger by Q features improvements over the original design, including better ergonomics, an upgraded trigger, an integrated suppressor, and modernized materials.
Conclusion
The Honey Badger by Q represents a perfect fusion of tactical innovation and historical significance. With its compact design, integrated suppressor, and adaptability for both subsonic and supersonic .300 Blackout rounds, it is a versatile, high-performance firearm suited for a wide range of applications. Whether you’re interested in tactical use, home defense, or simply want a piece of firearm history, the Honey Badger by Q is sure to impress.