This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 467.

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman, joined today by producer, co-host, extraordinaire, Matthew Marister.

Super happy to be here, man, and we got Christmas behind us and New Year's in front of us,

so we got that sandwiched of uh of holidays but it's cool to

slide an episode in here while we can yep yes sir and uh as john here is commenting on

youtube happy end of 2020 guys yes indeed i am happy to see 2020 go by the wayside and say hello to 2021. We hope for and pray for

a marvelous 2021 year for all of you and everyone, wherever you may be throughout the world,

listening to the podcast. Yeah, 2020 has been

quite a year. In fact, Jacob and I are going to do another episode. We'll record it later. Today is the

plan, at least as right now, where we kind of do a 2020 year-in review, kind of look back over what has transpired this year with the podcast

and with our business and whatever else comes to our mind, I guess. So it'll be a good time

talking about 2020 and also talking about what's coming in 2021 and I'll just tell you,

2021 is going to be a big year for us here at the Concealed Carry podcast and at

concealed carry.com, uh, the business. Uh, so super excited about some things on the horizon.

Today's episode is sponsored by laser app.com and their awesome LaserX software

that I use in Dryfire specifically when I want to get measurable data with respect to my shot

times, my draw times, reload times, that kind of thing.

It is the method. The one way I know that works flawlessly for being able to actually measure things in dry fire.

That's the key because dry fire is a valuable tool and it's something that you should all

be doing.

Dryfire has been an important part of my own pistol skill development journey to get to where I am and

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