Episode 206: Russell Steed – Body Armor for Civilians?

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Sports, Wilderness

4.1 • 857 Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2018

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Today Riley and Jacob talk about body armor and the options that are available on the market particularly for civilians. We will be talking with Russell Steed, President of Citizen Armor about some of the laws regarding body armor. Plus we'll talk about some of the exciting technology that is hitting the market making body armor even better, safer and more affordable!

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0:00.0	This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 206.
0:15.6	And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the Concealed Carry.com network.
0:20.6	I am your host, Riley Bowman.
0:22.3	And today I am joined by Mr. Jacob Paulson. Hello, sir. Howdy, howdy, howdy.
0:29.1	I expected that from my favorite brother from another mother from Wyoming.
0:35.8	You know, we get a lot. us Wyomingites get a bad rap.
0:39.0	Everyone assumes we must be cowboys.
0:40.8	And I got to tell you, I don't own any cowboy boots.
0:42.6	I don't listen to any country music.
0:44.7	But yes, I do love Wyoming.
0:46.5	And howdy is an acceptable salutation.
0:49.7	You are a disgrace to the state of Wyoming.
0:52.6	No cowboy boots.
0:53.5	No cowboy hat.
0:56.3	That does not make me disgraceful.
0:58.8	Your state logo is a cowboy riding a Bronco.
1:04.7	So?
1:06.2	Yeah, that's why you moved out of Wyoming.
1:08.0	I know.
1:08.3	Your state logo is a picture of Wyoming.
1:10.9	Bear that in mind.
1:13.2	The titans, man.
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