This is the Concealed Carry podcast, season three, episode 13.

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

Brought to you by excess sites.

Today is Wednesday.

No, normally it would be Wednesday.

And had we followed actually the script, it would have still said Wednesday.

But we're bringing this podcast to you about a day late.

So today is Thursday, August 26th, 2021 as of the recording of this show. I am your host,

Riley Bowman, and I'm joined today by Matthew Marister. Hello, sir. We are here to talk about

the physical secret to becoming both fast and accurate.

It's a bit of a click-baity title, but it's also, there's a lot of truth there as well.

So stay tuned.

I think it's going to be a good episode for you all listening wherever you are.

But first today's episode is brought to you by laser app software

laser app.com is the website where you can find the software i've been using for five or six years now

in dry fire practice particularly to gather metrics and data in my dry fire practice.

Some of you are familiar with these various apps and things on phones and laser cartridge dry fire programs and things.

Those are all the newcomers.

I use the original.

As far as I know, nothing else really existed like the laser app software prior to a couple years ago. These guys have been developing it the longest and it has honestly the most features. Like for instance, with the more advanced setup of laser software, and it doesn't, by advance, it's not that hard.

You have a little extra cost.

It's like 10 bucks or 20 bucks or something.

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