This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 266.

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman.

And today I am joined by Mr. Company President, Commander-in-Chief, CEO, Mastermind, Jacob Paulson.

You're going to run out of superlatives to use to try and describe me.

I don't think so. You're so unique and so special to me that

I'm sorry. It sounded so sincere, but yet I know it's so ridiculous that that's that's why I laughed.

Oh yeah, yeah.

Well, you know, I got to show you my appreciation from time of the time.

After all, it is you that writes the company checks.

I suppose it's only wise and prudent of you.

Yep, you've got to keep the money man on the good side.

Hello, folks.

Welcome to this episode.

This is a special unique episode. They all are. Of course, I say that like every time, right? Because they are. Just like Jacob's special and unique. We are going to be talking about some data, a study essentially that our company undertook looking at FBI active shooter, basically a report that was released earlier this year from the FBI, I think it was. And they have several editions of reports

over the last decade or whatever. But this is specific to active shooter events. And we dived

deep into that stuff. We pulled out of that really, really interesting,

relevant information for concealed carriers. And we also recognized there were failings in the FBI

report, meaning some data that we felt like was missing. And we went out there and tried to find

everything we could and make sure this was

as comprehensive as possible. What we're looking for is active shooter events, in other words,

situations where somebody showed up typically in a public place or a place where there was

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