This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 497.

Welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the ConcealedCary.com network brought to you by excess sites.

Today is Wednesday, April 14th, 2021.

I'm your host, Matthew Marister, not Riley Bowman.

He is sick.

So we've grabbed control of the computer software and we're going live without him.

But don't fear, I am joined by Brian McLaughlin, the guy behind Mountain Man Medical.

What's up, Brian?

What's going on, Matthew?

I'm happy to be here.

Yep, yep, yep.

We're just chatting before about how it's been quite a long time since you were on the podcast.

And we had the opportunity to get you on here and I'm going to muddle through this and get you speaking on a topic that

you know a lot about and specifically we're going to talk about the difference between

high velocity and low velocity gunshot wounds, some considerations and treatment and things like that, right?

Yep, definitely.

Yep.

And before we get into that, we're also going to, or at the end of the show, Brian's going to announce the winner of our podcast giveaway. So stick around for that

in case you are the lucky winner. And then we'll also tell you what the next prize giveaway we're

giving for the next week's podcast. And we got to bring in the sponsors. First, it only makes sense that Mountain Man Medical would be sponsoring this episode.

If you're not familiar, Mountain Man Medical, you can get trauma kits.

You can get refill kits, training, individual parts to build your own trauma kit if you want.

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