This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode 424.

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman, and joined

today by Matthew Marister. Again. You're stuck. People probably getting tired of you.

I wouldn't doubt it. I get tired of myself. Actually, I haven't seen a single comment yet.

Where's Jacob? Bring Jacob back. Yeah, we just keep, you know,

we're just, we're retiring Jacob from the show. No, we're not. No, we're not. Just start

fake news over here. It's fake news. Just, you know, just a lot going on. And some really

good stuff happening down at the office

slash warehouse today. That's where Jacob is today and it's probably not the best day for him

to try to hop on a podcast. So you got the two of us and here we are talking about gunfight hit

factor. We'll explain what that.'ll mean by that and and talking about

how we increase that hit factor right and we'll spend some time talking about

processes and results because I think this is a very interesting approach to

defensive shooting and and it's kind of borrowing from some things in the

competition world so we'll get into that some of you may disagree with some of what we say

today that's okay disagreement is a okay being jerks is not and uh so we're just going to, we're going to hit this topic today.

But first, though, today's episode is brought to you and sponsored by, and actually they are an official podcast sponsor, MantisX.

MantisX.com is where you can check them out.

Many of you are probably familiar with the product.

I've, I still got my original Mantis X, the original version 1 model from a couple years back, still use it.

And I'll tell you, I've learned a lot about how I shoot a gun, how I manipulate a trigger, and things from the feedback that Mantis X has provided me.

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