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Gear Chat

• One Horse

  One Horse Express Rifle and Pistol with Atrius FRS

  At One Horse, we believe the rifle on your shoulder should be as dependable as the hands that carry it….

  TheOneHorse is an American firearms manufacturer based in Brownstown, Indiana, producing the One Horse Express series of rifles and pistols in .22LR and 5.56/.223 calibers. All models integrate the Atrius FRS system and are offered in various barrel lengths with M-LOK or quad rail configurations. Products are sold directly via the company website alongside parts and suppressors, with an emphasis on American-made reliability and no-compromise construction.

  • Availability: Available for direct purchase on theonehorse.com with current pricing and dealer applications; waitlist option for select items
  • Cost: $999.99–$1,299.99 (current listed prices; e.g. 16″ 5.56 rifle $999.99, 12″ .22LR pistol $1,299.99)
  • Special: Integrated Atrius FRS system on all Express models combined with American-made construction in .22LR or 5.56/.223 with M-LOK or quad-rail handguards
• (Savage)

  Savage1r’s Experience in the Spokane Complex Fires

  Savage1r’s experience in the Spokane Complex Fires.

  • Supplementary Research: Savage1r shared firsthand observations from the Spokane Complex Fires while discussing technical gear during a segment focused on equipment performance in active wildfire conditions. The Spokane Complex Fires burned over 44,000 acres in eastern Washington in 2024, involving multiple lightning-caused ignitions managed under unified command with significant use of aerial resources and ground crews. Gear topics in similar wildfire incidents often center on respiratory protection, thermal imaging, durable fabrics, and communication reliability under extreme heat and smoke.
• Theoutdoorwire

  One Horse To Launch Express 22 Rifle And Express 22 Pistol At Goals 2026

  One Horse announced the Express 22 Rifle and Express 22 Pistol, two dedicated .22 LR AR-pattern firearms debuting at GOALS 2026. The rifle uses a 16.1-inch barrel and THRiL CCS stock, while the pistol uses a 12.1-inch barrel and stabilizing brace; both use serialized One Horse lowers, dedicated rimfire operating systems, THRiL RTG grips, and Atrius Development Group’s three-position Forced Reset Selector. The platforms are intended for training, recreational shooting, and high-volume range use. Initial production will be sold directly to consumers, with pricing, ordering details, and shipping dates to be announced.

Gun Fights

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BangRank

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Going Ballistic

• The Truth About Guns (Savage)

  Jensen v. ATF & Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF – N.D. Texas Strikes Down NFA Registration Requirements for Suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, AOWs

  Gun-rights groups are celebrating a federal ruling striking down NFA registration requirements for suppressors, SBRs, SBSs and AOWs.

  U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix (Northern District of Texas) ruled in *Jensen v. ATF* and *Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF* that NFA registration, application, approval, and enforcement provisions for suppressors, short-barreled rifles (SBRs), short-barreled shotguns (SBSs), and any other weapons (AOWs) exceed Congress’s powers once the associated tax was effectively zeroed out. Multiple gun-rights organizations hailed the decision as a major Second Amendment victory and a step toward dismantling the National Firearms Act. A seven-day stay expires August 12, 2026, with appeals likely to the Fifth Circuit; parallel SAF-backed cases remain pending.

  • The Gist: Scope (who/what states are affected): Nationwide implications for owners and manufacturers of suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, and AOWs; ruling applies to enforcement of NFA registration requirements by ATF across the United States, though limited to the specific plaintiffs and likely to face immediate appeal.
  • Impact: Decision holds that the NFA registration regime lacks constitutional basis without a tax, potentially invalidating core regulatory provisions; groups including FPC, GOA, and CCRKBA describe it as affirming the NFA’s unconstitutionality and a historic win, with possible broader effect if upheld on appeal to the Fifth Circuit. – Bullet 3:
  • Bottom Line: NFA registration and approval requirements for the listed items are struck down in this district-court ruling as exceeding congressional authority post-tax elimination; a short stay allows time for appeal, leaving the ultimate fate of the NFA provisions pending further litigation.

Reviews

• Review: Alex W from California

  Review from Alex W
  Reviewing the cast as singers/bands.
  Shawn: Taylor Swift. Technically very good at what he does. But we hear so much of him that we all find ourselves wishing he would just go away once in a while.
  Nick: Nickelback. Honestly, we all thought he’d be dead by now. Nobody fully understands what keeps him going. But, somehow we all end up nodding along every time he comes on.
  Jeremy: Five Finger Death Punch. I really gotta explain this one? It’s in the name.
  Savage: *insert random mumble rapper because I dont care enough to look one up* Nobody knows what he’s saying. And wait, that’s supposed to be music?
  Aaron: Kurt Cobain. Because, we can only hope.
• Review: Wes Sconsen from Wisconsin

  Blessings to all of you.
  Jeremy, go full stache. It’s not creepy and you would make that shit look damn good.
  Sincerely,
  Wes Sconsen
• Review: Richard “Big Dick” Smoker from NJ

  Wrote by AI, with specific criteria by me.

  We Like Shooting is the podcast equivalent of discovering the group chat should’ve never been given microphones.

  Jeremy rocks a mustache that looks like it escaped a 1970s cop show and refuses to return to its natural habitat. Shawn somehow manages to host an entire podcast while carrying the weight of… well, let’s just say gravity is doing him no favors. Nick has turned “I think I just trusted a fart” into a recurring personality trait. And Savage continues broadcasting from a state that seems determined to ban fun one regulation at a time.

  Despite all of that—or maybe because of it—the show is hilarious. You’ll get firearms talk, gear reviews, industry news, and enough insults directed at each other to make you wonder why they’re still friends. Nobody is safe, especially the hosts.

  If you want a squeaky-clean, HR-approved podcast, this ain’t it. If you enjoy guns, sarcasm, and listening to grown men professionally bully each other for your entertainment, subscribe already.

  Richard “Big Dick” Smoker