This is the Concealed Carry Podcast, episode 334.

Welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the Concealed Carry.com network.

I am your substitute host, Jacob Paulson, and I am joined today by co-substitute host Matthew Marister. Right, the sidekick. I'm your

sidekick today. So for those who are used to hearing Riley here on the podcast, Riley's not available today.

He is on the range all day today filming some video for an upcoming course that we're going

to be releasing here toward the end of the month.

I'm very excited about that.

And so we are going along without him.

And we got plenty to talk about.

We got an exciting topic today.

We're going to be discussing dry fire guns.

So this will include a look at actually dedicated products on the market you can purchase that are guns designed specifically for dry fire.

We're also talking about modifications to your real gun that you can make to make it more safe or more realistic or more whatever for dry fire use for that purpose.

Before we do that, though, a couple words from today's sponsors.

I wanted to introduce a sponsor.

I don't think that we've had this sponsor yet on our podcast,

but that would be Stealth Gear USA.

Stealth Gear's been around a little while, Matthew.

Do you have any stealth gear holsters?

I don't, but, you know,

there's a lot of students that I've recommended Stealth Gear

just from seeing other people using their products and stuff,

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