This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 354.

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman,

joined today by producer extraordinaire Matthew Marister. Good afternoon, Riley. How are you doing,

man? I am great, man. I'm thrilled to be here on the Pewcast with you, brother. I like that. It's starting to stick, right? Logistically, we can't change the name to Conceal

Carrey Pughcast because there's too much out there that says podcast, but we'll refer to it as the

Pewcast. Whoever it was that recommended that, we love you. So today on the Pughcast, we're going to be

doing our legislative updates episode. This is the episode we typically do on the Pewcast, we're going to be doing our legislative updates episode.

This is the episode we typically do on the fourth Tuesday of the month where we provide updates on legislative issues from around the country, both on a federal level as well as various state levels.

We'll typically cover some national level stories and follow that up with what we call our speed reload of legislative

updates from around the nation. Today we're covering some stories from New Hampshire, Wisconsin,

California, Pennsylvania. There could be others, but due to time and due to some more,

what I think are probably more pressing matters to focus on today uh that's what we're going to

do today's episode made possible brought to you by l asr or laser this is the software application

that is available originally on windows devices but is now available on any device that has a internet browser and a

web connection via their new software they referred to as Laser X, L-A-S-R-X. It is an awesome software

program. I just did a shop talk a couple days ago demonstrating some things about that, especially

a new feature they referred to as their networking feature,

which is pretty awesome and pretty powerful. It allows you to use the Laser X software with an

upgrade to the app. Yes, it does cost a little bit of money. It's reasonable, I think,

especially if it's important enough to you. And it provides some additional opportunities.

I was able to set up two different computers and a tablet, all running Laser X, all pointing in different directions in the warehouse here at the home base and could have targets on different walls and different locations and able to shoot all those different targets with some pretty awesome transitions.

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