This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 442.

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

I am your host, Riley Bow bowman and joined today by matthew merester super excited to be back man and uh be with you and we got a lot of a lot of listeners

today or viewers today so it's going to be cool got the shoot already challenge so i'm pumped man

pumped yeah we do indeed

yes sir uh looking forward to today's episode a lot of legislative news updates some really cool

stories we're going to share uh and yeah talk about shooter ready challenge which is drawing on the

move uh which i think is a good thing to know how to do.

I think it's very relevant to a lot of the civilian defense cases that we see.

We review the justified saves.

In fact, I think that's like next week, I think is when we do our next justified saves episode.

Sure.

You know, the ones that we do get that have video or something with them, a lot of times people

are on the move.

Having to draw on the move, I think, is a very, very important skill.

And specifically, in this month's Shooter Ready ready challenge drill I talk about doing more than

just a single sidestep because yeah I think you need to be able to take more than just a single

step to have a reasonable expectation of avoiding incoming fire.

So anyway, we'll get into that.

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