This is the Concealed Carry podcast, a special bonus episode.

And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the Concealed Carry.com network.

I am your host, Riley Bowman.

And today, I am pleased and privileged and honored to present to you a special episode interview with a survivor of a home intrusion, a man that has forced to defend himself against that, not inevitable, but that

thing that we probably imagine perhaps happen as we prepare ourselves mentally thinking about

how we might have to defend ourselves and our families and our homes. But unfortunately,

on a day in March of 2016, I believe.

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This gentleman, Mr. Nicholas Ring, had to defend himself with deadly force.

And we'll give him a more proper introduction here in just a moment.

I just wanted to point out that today's episode is brought to you by the Concealed Carry Gun Tools app.

If you haven't checked out the app yet, I'm going to launch it for you right here on the screen.

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This will have not only great content from us here and our contributors at concealedcary.com,

but also a link to our custom reciprocity map builder tool, a summary of state laws.

Okay, and Nicholas, whom I'm going to introduce here in just a moment, lives in Tennessee,

and I can go right here to Tennessee, even though I'm in Colorado.

And I was just, I was close to Tennessee a few weeks ago.

I was actually in Kentucky.

But, and I can see very quickly, I know it doesn't display that great on the screen,

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