This is a Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 438.

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman,

and I'm joined today by producer, extraordinary, amazing, you know, gray goat,

Matthew Marrick. I'm just glad to be back last week or was Tuesday. I didn't get to be on the show with you.

And I was a little bit sad.

But no, it was good.

It's good.

You guys had a good show.

Glad to have you with me today because we're talking about just how reliable is a reliable handgun.

Yeah.

What does that even mean, right? Yeah. there's lots of questions to ask about that.

And, you know, I mean, and I'll say this much. I mean, neither you or I would say consider experts in this regard. But I certainly have some thoughts about it. Sure. And I've arrived to a place of, you know, a conclusion, if you will, of what is, I think, acceptable for me.

So I'll share what some of those thoughts are.

And I'm sure you'll have your own things to throw into the mix, Matthew, and it'll be a good episode.

We're hoping.

Keep our fingers crossed.

Yeah.

All right. So today's episode is brought to you by and sponsored by Pig Loeb. Pig Loeb is, well, it's the lobe I use for all my firearms. I use it for my handguns. I use it for my

rifles. I use it for my shotguns. And I'll tell you, it works. All right,

and that's all I can say. I mean, there's all kinds of lubrication products out there, and by and

by and large, most of them work. I've heard of some that sometimes gum up over time. I've heard of some

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