This week on “Two Guys One Gun,” Alexander is joined by an American icon, Chef Andre Rush, to discuss American battle rifles. From the Springfield 1903 to the SIG MCX Spear, our hosts highlight the rifles that have defended our freedoms.

Upon its release, the P365 set a new standard for conceal carry and changed the landscape of carry handguns accross the industry. To this day they are innovating on the line and they just realeased a new full-sized model, the Fuse.

Forged out of constant conflict, the Israeli Galil is one of Israel's flagship firearms.

80 years ago, the greatest amphibious military operation took place as the Allies looked to take Europe back from the Germans. An operation filled with heroics, bravery, and a whole lot of iconic firearms. Listen to the boys discuss some of their favorite designs.

This week’s episode is on the most popular American lever-action rifle, the Winchester model 1894. Designed by John Moses Browning, the model 1894 dominated the sporting market in the 20th century.

This week the guys discuss the AK-47 (AKM) and its inventor, Mikhail Kalashnikov. This 7.62x39mm Soviet designed beauty has found itself opposite of other iconic designs like the FAL, G3, and M16 in many conflicts over the years.

This week, the boys discuss a Czech icon, the CZ-75. This iconic 9mm handgun has inspiried countless copies and remains one of the stalwarts in CZ firearm production.

This week the crew breaks down the iconic 1941 Johnson rifle from World War II. This battle rifle competed against the M1 Garand and was loved by the Marine Corps in the pacific.

This week's episode, the crew is joined by Owen and Knox from the American Suppressor Association to talk about the rising popularity and short NFA wait times.

The crew discusses the history of the mouse gun and how it fits into concealed carry culture. With popular mouse guns from brands like FN, Colt, Walther, and Ruger, it’s hard to deny the popularity of the deep concealment concept.