This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 301.

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

I am your host,

Riley Bowman, joined today. I am joined. I am also joining Matthew Marister. That's right.

Matthew, you're in charge today. How about that? Yeah, I don't think so. No, no. I'm good as the

wingman, man, man. I'll be your goose. No goose dies, but that's good. I'm good with goose.

Yeah, but, you know, it's for a noble cause. Yeah, yeah.

All right on, brother, thanks for joining me here today. And today is our industry news edition

of the podcast coming to you live from Denver, Colorado and some crazy town

in Ohio, Columbus. Yeah, well, I'm actually in Hilliard, so it's just a little bit west

of the city, but at Columbus. Suburbs. Suburb. Suburbid. Suburbia. Yup.

Yeah, I'm technically also not in Denver, since you're getting all technical on me.

I'm in the West Suburbs.

So, hey, today we are talking about some great new stories.

We have a couple of interesting ones.

Let me preview those.

We're going to talk about a story that came out this last week. It was actually a study that was done. And, you know, if you read this study, and I wish I had a little more time to really dive deep into it, but I just haven't had the time. But if you read the study, they would have you believe that, you know, there's been a lot of thought and effort

put into this, and it's, you know, the people behind it are really super smart. But I think they

overlook some really critical aspects. And there are definitely some limitations to that study

that supposedly suggests mass shootings happen at a greater rate in states where gun control

laws are more lax or less restricted.

And I don't think it's quite that simple.

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