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In this episode, I speak with Steve Moses from the Palisade Training Group about the essential role of tactical anatomy in self-defense. We discuss effective target areas beyond common misconceptions, such as the importance of precision training with 3D targets to simulate real-life scenarios. Steve highlights the psychological aspects of threat response and the need for proactive training in high-stakes situations. He encourages listeners to seek advanced training opportunities to enhance their self-defense skills and preparedness.

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In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we continue our in-depth review of recent legislative updates impacting concealed carry and self-defense rights. Joined by co-host Jacob Paulsen, we cover significant changes from states like Oklahoma, South Dakota, North Dakota, Colorado, and Washington. We discuss Oklahoma’s new “defensive display” law, South Dakota’s allowance for concealed carry on college campuses, and North Dakota’s removal of the duty to notify law enforcement about concealed firearms.

We also analyze concerning regulations from Colorado and Washington, including age restrictions on ammunition purchases and magazine capacity limits. Throughout, we emphasize the importance of staying informed and proactive in defending Second Amendment rights amidst evolving laws.

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In this episode, we review legislative updates in the firearm industry, discussing recent Supreme Court decisions and the potential removal of suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA).

This episode delivers vital insights into the evolving landscape of gun laws and our rights as Second Amendment advocates. Stay tuned for part two for more updates.

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In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, co-hosts Riley Bowman and Jacob Paulsen explore critical lessons from recent defensive gun use incidents. They discuss a warning shot gone wrong in Albuquerque, the dangers of resisting armed robbers in Philadelphia, and workplace violence in Las Vegas.

Additionally, they highlight the bravery of a U.S. Army medic during a crisis. The conversation emphasizes sound judgment, firearms training, and the legal implications of self-defense, providing valuable insights for maintaining safety in high-stress situations.

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In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we examine self-defense rights for individuals aged 18 to 20 amidst varying state laws. We discuss the federal restrictions on handgun purchases, recent legislative changes in states like Iowa and Colorado, and the implications of significant court rulings on age-based carry rights.

The conversation also addresses the emotional factors that influence young people’s actions, advocating for mental health resources over restrictive laws. We emphasize the need to ensure Second Amendment rights for all legal adults and invite listeners to engage with this crucial issue.

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In this episode, we analyze interactions between armed citizens and law enforcement during traffic stops, referencing data from a comprehensive survey of over 1,600 respondents. We explore vital insights about how concealed carriers inform officers about their firearms, revealing that while more than 56% do notify, many only disclose their status under specific conditions.

We discuss varied methods of informing officers, the implications for safety, and the complexities surrounding disarming incidents, where about 10% of respondents reported being asked to hand over their firearms. Our conversation also covers officer behaviors and citizen perceptions around citations, ultimately stressing the importance of documented experiences from our listeners to shed light on these critical encounters.

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In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, I debunk 11 common misconceptions about red dots on pistols while my co-host Jacob is at the NRA show. I clarify key terms, explain the efficiency of modern optics with features like shake awake technology, and address concerns about reliability and durability.

Drawing from personal experiences, I demonstrate that training with red dots is manageable and share practical tips for effective use in defensive situations. My goal is to provide accurate insights, dispel myths, and inspire confidence in adopting red dot technology within the concealed carry community.

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In this episode, I discuss ten essential tips for firearm trainers with Rob Beckman, the host of The Firearm Trainer’s Podcast. We focus on the importance of continuous self-training, understanding diverse skill levels among students, and fostering empathy in instruction.

Rob emphasizes safety communication on the range and the need for medical preparedness. We also explore adapting teaching methods for adult learners and managing performance anxiety through practical strategies. Our conversation underscores the value of flexibility and knowledge in creating a safe and effective training environment.

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In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we examine recent self-defense incidents tied mostly to vehicle thefts and the risks involved in confronting criminals. We discuss cases from Tulsa, Baton Rouge, and Manitou Springs, highlighting the rapid escalation of conflicts and the dangers of direct engagement with thieves.

Through these narratives, we stress the importance of situational awareness, preparedness, and prioritizing personal safety over property. The key takeaway is to avoid confrontation when possible and equip oneself to respond appropriately in violent situations.

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In this episode, I revisit my interview with Rob Leatham, a renowned figure in shooting sports, recorded in June 2017. Titled “Jerk the Trigger the Right Way,” we explore key shooting techniques, particularly trigger control and gun alignment.

Rob distinguishes between competitive shooting and self-defense, emphasizing mental adaptability under pressure. He introduces the idea of embracing recoil for better performance and shares practical training methods for effective trigger control.

With insights drawn from his career and collaborations, Rob offers valuable lessons for shooters at all levels. Tune in for this informative re-release with a true expert in the field.

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