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A folding AR goes through a school scenario for Colion Noir

The attorney and gun rights activist tested the rifle kept in a building's safe, then carried in a backpack, and the video passed half a million views in five days.

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Colion NoirStory of September 29, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

I Tested A Folding AR Inside A Real School Shooting Scenario

Five days old and still moving at its opening pace, "I Tested A Folding AR Inside A Real School Shooting Scenario" is the video carrying Colion Noir's week. The description walks through what went wrong first: the rifle secured somewhere else in the building, a locked door, a route change, a sprint across campus, and by his own account the wrong target identified once his heart rate took over. Then the same Fold AR rides folded in an ordinary-looking backpack, and his case is about proximity rather than magic. A companion upload on the same scenario went up the same day.

It was one of fifteen uploads, most of them the self-defense news breakdowns the channel is known for. The two-day-old story of an armed 67-year-old woman bumped, chased and boxed in on the road is now keeping almost exactly the folding AR's pace. Around them sit an elderly Houston homeowner who shot an intruder after his door was kicked in, a restaurant incident he uses to argue against manual safeties, and Florida's new sales tax holiday covering guns, ammunition and suppressors.

Among military and weapons channels he sits third by subscribers. Garand Thumb, Forgotten Weapons and The Military Show are all running above their usual pace, The Military Show by the widest margin.

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