Owner’s Manual & Safety Information

Suppressor Systems

Ryn .30 CAL & Ashe 5.56 Suppressor Manual

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Read Before Use

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READ BEFORE USE

Read this manual completely before installing, using, removing, cleaning, transporting, or storing your suppressor.

Improper installation, poor alignment, incorrect ammunition, or use on an incompatible firearm may result in suppressor damage, firearm damage, serious injury, or death.

ALWAYS:

  • Verify the firearm is unloaded before installation or removal
  • Use only compatible firearms, mounts, and ammunition
  • Verify suppressor alignment before firing
  • Wear eye and hearing protection
  • Allow the suppressor to cool before handling

NFA NOTICE

This suppressor is an NFA-regulated item. Possession, transport, transfer, or shipment must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.

Product Overview

One Horse suppressors are lightweight, American-made rifle suppressors engineered to help reduce muzzle blast, flash signature, and sound exposure while maintaining durability, balance, and repeatable performance.

Built from Grade 5 Titanium and designed around a 1.375×24 HUB-compatible rear interface, the One Horse suppressor lineup supports versatile mounting options across compatible host platforms.

Current Models

Ryn .30 Cal

Ryn .30 Cal suppressor

A multi-platform .30 caliber suppressor designed for broad caliber compatibility.

Ashe 5.56

Ashe 5.56 suppressor

A dedicated 5.56 suppressor optimized for modern 5.56 rifle platforms.

What’s Included

Each suppressor package includes:

  • One Horse suppressor
  • OH-Hub Mount
  • Plan B mount

The OH-Hub Mount is designed to pair with the included Plan B mount for secure attachment and repeatable alignment.

Specifications

Ryn .30 CalAshe 5.56
SKUOH-RYN30OH-ASHE556
Caliber.30 Cal5.56
MaterialGrade 5 TitaniumGrade 5 Titanium
FinishHard Coat CerakoteHard Coat Cerakote
Weight6.4 oz5.4 oz
Length6.7 in6.0 in
Diameter1.5 in1.5 in
Rear Interface / Thread Pitch1.375×24 HUB1.375×24 HUB
Compatible Mounting Options1/2×28 Direct, 5/8×24 Direct, Plan B1/2×28 Plan B
Internal Tested Calibers300 Blackout, .308, 5.56, 6mm ARC, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 Grendel5.56
Caliber RestrictionsNot rated for magnum or high-pressure calibersNot rated for magnum or high-pressure calibers
Rate of Fire RecommendationNot rated for full auto fireNot rated for full auto fire

Mounting Components

OH-Hub Mount

The OH-Hub Mount is a low-profile suppressor mount designed for secure lockup and repeatable alignment.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Grade 5 Titanium
  • 1.0 oz
  • Black DLC finish
  • 0.70” x 1.49”
  • Torque spec: 35 ft-lbs

FEATURES

  • Universal HUB threading
  • Low-profile design
  • Minimal point-of-impact shift
  • Secure, repeatable lockup
  • Designed to pair with the Pike Flash Hider

Pike Flash Hider

The Pike Flash Hider is designed to interface with the OH-Hub Mount for fast, secure suppressor attachment.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • 4140 Hardened Steel
  • Hard Coat Cerakote
  • 1.75” in length
  • 2.2 oz (.223 / 5.56), 1.8 oz (.30 cal)
  • Thread Pitch: 1/2×28 TPI (.223 / 5.56), 5/8×24 TPI (.30 cal)
  • Exit Hole: 0.369 in
  • Torque spec: 20–30 ft-lbs

Installation

1. VERIFY FIREARM SAFETY

Before installing any suppressor, mount, or muzzle device:

  • Remove the magazine
  • Open the action
  • Visually and physically inspect the chamber
  • Confirm the firearm is completely unloaded

Never install or remove a suppressor on a loaded firearm.

2. INSPECT THE HOST FIREARM

Before installation:

  • Inspect barrel threads for damage, oil, debris, carbon, or burrs
  • Confirm the barrel shoulder is clean and square
  • Verify the firearm is compatible with the suppressor, mount, and intended caliber

Do not proceed if thread condition or alignment is questionable.

BARREL SHOULDER COMPATIBILITY

One Horse Suppressor Systems require a barrel and mounting setup that provides proper shoulder geometry so the mount can seat squarely and concentrically.

Do not install the suppressor, OH-Hub Mount, or Pike Flash Hider on a barrel that lacks the required shoulder geometry.

Barrels with tapered shoulders are not supported unless an approved adapter or taper cap is installed to create the proper shoulder for the mounting system.

Improper shoulder geometry may cause misalignment, suppressor damage, firearm damage, serious injury, or death. Always verify bore alignment before firing.

3. INSTALL THE PIKE FLASH HIDER

  • Confirm the barrel threads and shoulder are clean and free of debris
  • Hand-thread the Pike Flash Hider until hand-tight
  • Confirm it rotates freely without cross-threading
  • Tighten using a 13/16 in wrench
  • Torque to 20–30 ft. lbs

Do not exceed recommended torque.

4. INSTALL THE OH-HUB MOUNT

  • Thread the OH-Hub Mount into the suppressor’s rear HUB interface
  • Tighten using a 1-1/4 in wrench or approved tool
  • Torque to 35 ft-lbs

5. ATTACH THE SUPPRESSOR

  • Attach the suppressor using the OH-Hub Mount and Pike Flash Hider interface, or other approved direct-thread interface if applicable
  • Seat the suppressor fully against the mating surface
  • Hand-tighten according to the mounting system’s design
  • Never force the suppressor into place

Stop immediately if the suppressor does not thread smoothly or seat fully.

6. VERIFY ALIGNMENT BEFORE FIRING

Before live fire on any new host/mount/suppressor setup:

  • Confirm the suppressor is fully seated
  • Verify thread engagement is smooth and complete
  • Verify bore alignment before firing

If alignment is uncertain, do not fire. Consult a qualified gunsmith.

7. CHECK TIGHTNESS DURING USE

During firing sessions:

  • Periodically confirm the suppressor remains secure
  • Stop immediately if the suppressor loosens, shifts, or sounds abnormal
  • Remove from service if damage or a strike is suspected

Ammunition & Use Limits

Use only quality ammunition appropriate for both the firearm and suppressor.

RYN .30 CAL

  • Not rated for magnum calibers
  • Not rated for high-pressure calibers
  • Not rated for sustained full auto fire

ASHE 5.56

  • Not rated for magnum or high-pressure calibers
  • Not rated for sustained full auto fire

Use only with approved host firearms and compatible mounting systems.

The Ashe and Ryn are built for heavy use and hold up in some of the harshest conditions. That being said, they are not rated for sustained full auto fire.

Performance

Suppressor performance varies depending on barrel length, host firearm, caliber, ammunition, mount type, environmental conditions, and test protocol.

RYN .30 CAL VERIFIED TEST DATA

HostCaliberAmmoMountMuzzle (dB)Ear (dB)Muzzle ReductionEar Reduction
20” Rifle Unsuppressed.308SuperDirect Thread172.3158.7NANA
20” Rifle Suppressed.308SuperDirect Thread148.8139.023.6 dB19.8 dB
8” Pistol Unsuppressed300 BlackoutSuperDirect Thread169.5163.4NANA
8” Pistol Suppressed300 BlackoutSuperDirect Thread148.9138.220.6 dB25.1 dB
8” Pistol Unsuppressed300 BlackoutSubDirect Thread166.3161.8NANA

ASHE 5.56 VERIFIED TEST DATA

Test SetupUnsuppressed MuzzleSuppressed MuzzleMuzzle ReductionUnsuppressed EarSuppressed EarEar Reduction
10.3” Carbine 5.56 Super171.4 dB147.9 dB23.5 dB166.7 dB145.5 dB21.2 dB
14.5” Carbine 5.56 Super170.6 dB146.4 dB24.2 dB162.7 dB144.0 dB18.7 dB

IMPORTANT

Suppressors reduce sound exposure, but they do not eliminate all report or impulse noise.

Always wear hearing protection.

Cleaning & Maintenance

Before handling, ensure the suppressor has cooled fully.

HEAT PROTECTION RECOMMENDATION

To help prevent accidental burns, use a compatible suppressor heat guard and heat-resistant gloves when handling a recently fired suppressor.

Ensure the heat guard is correctly sized and used within the manufacturer’s stated temperature and firing-rate limits. A heat guard may also help reduce heat mirage and incidental heat transfer to gear.

A Sukon™ Performance heat cover helps reduce heat mirage in your sight picture and protects against accidental contact with a hot suppressor.

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

  • Remove carbon buildup from threads and mounting surfaces
  • Inspect internal and external surfaces for visible damage
  • Inspect mounts, muzzle devices, and tapers for wear or debris
  • Confirm all mating surfaces are clean before installation

INTERNAL CLEANING

Carbon and fouling inside the suppressor may be cleaned using a suppressor-safe immersion cleaner or carbon solvent tank, provided the cleaning solution is verified as compatible with the suppressor’s materials and finish.

Follow the cleaner manufacturer’s instructions for soak time, rinsing, drying, and post-cleaning handling. Do not use any cleaning method that may damage titanium, Cerakote, threads, or mounting surfaces.

If compatibility with the suppressor finish is unknown, test in a small area or contact One Horse before use.

APPROVED CLEANING METHOD

A suppressor-safe immersion cleaner may be used to help loosen internal carbon buildup on the suppressor interior and baffle surfaces.

Always confirm chemical compatibility with titanium and Cerakote-finished components before extended soaking. Avoid aggressive cleaning methods or any tool that may damage threads, bore surfaces, or alignment features.

CARBON LOCK PREVENTION

To help reduce carbon lock:

  • Keep all mount threads, tapers, and interface surfaces clean
  • Periodically inspect and clean the suppressor mounting surfaces and mating muzzle device
  • Apply a small amount of high-temperature anti-seize to approved threaded interface areas when appropriate

Do not over-apply lubricant or anti-seize

Do not allow excess compound to enter the bore path or other critical alignment surfaces

Keep any moving interface area clean and lightly lubricated as appropriate for the mounting system design

IMPORTANT CLEANING NOTE

Not all suppressors, finishes, or mount systems tolerate the same cleaning methods. Do not use ultrasonic cleaning, immersion cleaning, or aggressive solvents unless the method is confirmed compatible with the suppressor’s materials, finish, and construction.

REMOVE FROM SERVICE IF:

  • The suppressor becomes loose during firing
  • You suspect a strike or misalignment
  • The suppressor shows cracking, bulging, or deformation
  • Thread damage prevents smooth installation

Do not attempt unauthorized modification or disassembly.

Safety Warnings

HOT SURFACE

Suppressors become extremely hot during and after firing. Contact may cause severe burns. Allow adequate cooling time before handling.

USE ONLY CORRECT AMMUNITION

Use only the correct caliber and compatible ammunition for both the suppressor and firearm. Improper ammunition may damage the suppressor or firearm and may result in injury.

VERIFY ALIGNMENT BEFORE FIRING

Improper threading, damaged barrel shoulders, poor concentricity, debris, or incompatible mounts may cause baffle strikes or end-cap strikes.

BARREL SHOULDER COMPATIBILITY

One Horse Suppressor Systems are compatible only with barrels and mounting setups that provide proper shoulder geometry for safe mount seating and alignment. Do not use on tapered-shoulder barrels unless an approved adapter or taper cap is installed to create the proper shoulder.

Failure to use the correct shoulder geometry may result in baffle strikes, firearm damage, suppressor damage, serious injury, or death.

EYE AND HEARING PROTECTION REQUIRED

Suppressors reduce sound but do not eliminate it. Always wear appropriate eye and hearing protection.

UNLOAD FIREARM BEFORE INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL

Always verify the firearm is unloaded before installing, removing, or inspecting the suppressor, mount, or muzzle device.

REMOVE FROM SERVICE IF DAMAGED

Do not continue use if the suppressor loosens, becomes misaligned, or shows signs of damage.

NFA REGULATED ITEM

Suppressors are regulated items. Possession, transfer, and shipment must comply with all applicable laws.

Service & Repair

Suppressor laws are changing constantly. Repair or warranty service on suppressors not registered on a Form 4 may be restricted, or may not be allowed to ship, depending on current federal and state law.

For service questions, contact customerservice@theonehorse.com. Availability of repair or warranty service depends on current federal and state law.

DO NOT ship a suppressor without prior authorization.

Because the suppressor is an NFA-regulated item, unauthorized shipment may violate federal law.

Support

For support information and compatibility questions, or to ask about service options, contact One Horse customer support through the official website or by email at:

customerservice@theonehorse.com

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