This is the Concille Carry Podcast, episode 452.

Welcome to the Concili Carrey Podcast. I am your host today, Jacob Paulson. I'm joined by co-host. I think he calls

himself like substitute co-host or something, but by our own producer and firearm trainer, Matthew Marister.

Hello, hello. Glad to be here with you, Jacob. Yep. Matthew is tagging in from Columbus, Ohio.

I'm based here. I'm in my home office right now in

Colorado in the Denver Metro. And the weather is good. Fall is here. And I'm excited to talk about

our topic today. Yeah. And I'm in my bunker, as you said, in Columbus, Ohio. Yeah. And I'm ready

to go with your topic, which I said in the pre-show here that I was excited to talk about, but I really am because I did some research after you proposed the topic.

And I kind of started digging in deep to the thought behind all this.

So it's a pretty interesting topic.

You can go to really deep. Yeah. Guys, we're going to talk about the value of all this. So it's a pretty interesting topic. You can go really deep.

Yeah.

Guys,

we're going to talk about the value of visual stimulus and compare it a little bit with

auditory stimulus when we talk about how we train and do our practice for firearm training.

So it's going to be exciting.

First, our sponsor message.

Yeah, we have sponsors.

That's how we pay the bills so that we can get away with doing this.

And today's sponsor is the Rangetek Shottimber.

It'll become more evident toward the end of the episode why that's today's sponsor.

It does correlate very closely with the topic.

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