This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 490.

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

I'm your host, Riley Bowman, joined today by

my best friend, Jacob Paulson. Thanks, Riley. It's like, what am I going to say now? I don't know.

Running out of titles. Hey, folks, we're pleased to be with you here today.

We've got a, well, we've got a full episode plan for you.

And this one is going to start off by revisiting a topic that we, I mean, we've definitely touched on it here and there throughout the years,

but we're going to rehash an old episode. Number 18, to carry or to chamber or not to

chamber was the title of that episode. Way back now, my goodness, almost five years ago is when

we lasted that episode, hard to believe. And here we are almost five years ago is when we lasted that episode, hard to believe. And here we are

almost five years later, five million episodes, almost 500 episodes, quite a history.

Would you think that our ideas surrounding this topic have changed in that time?

I think my general opinion probably is not changed, but my understanding of why I feel the way I do is maybe much deeper.

And my understanding of why some people disagree is probably also much deeper.

Sure. Yeah, I agree with that.

And by the way, maybe we should have had or tried to have Matthew back on this together

with this because in episode 18, it was me, you, and Matthew Marister.

And that might have been one of the first ones we had him on.

It was the first one we had him on.

That's awesome.

Going back in time, brother.

Well, anyway, today's episode by the way sponsored brought to you by well maybe i'll let you break this news guardian university what's that

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