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

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

I am your host, Riley Bowman.

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And guys, today's episode is going to be focused on the one-handed draw,

which happens to be the most recent shooter-ready

challenge video that was released. You guys can always find the shooter-ready challenges

at shooter ready challenge.com. If you're not familiar, these were, we started this video

series, if you will, to be, to give you guys ideas and suggestions to,

you know, amp up your dry fire practice. And so each month we focus on a little different thing.

And if you want to think of it as a, hey, this month I'm going to focus on one-handed draw for instance in my dry fire practice and by

focus i mean it's not like that's the only thing you should do for the whole month but like just do

do it and do a higher concentration of it in amongst your other dry fire practice like i still do

my usual two-handed draws and my other usual dry fire practice in my routine,

but this month I am doing, you know, I'm taking like five minutes or whatever.

It's like, let's say if I have a 20 or 30 minute dry fire session in a day, which is not untypical for me. Some days I don't

quite get 30 minutes. Some days might be five, some days are 10, but I try to have a good session

where I can. But basically, if I have like a 20 or 30 minute session, I'll take five minutes of that

and it'll be solely focused on one-handed

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