This is the Concealed Carry podcast, season seven, episode five.

And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the ConcealedCary.com network network of podcasts brought to you by Silencer Shop,

our new title sponsor, and we're proud to have them on board. Today is Wednesday, August 10th,

2022 as of the recording of this episode. And I am your host, Riley Bowman, and I'm joined today by

Jacob Paulson. Howdy, howdy, howdy, hi, hi, Riley Bowman, and I'm joined today by Jacob Paulson.

Howdy, howdy, howdy, howdy, howdy, howdy.

I would expect nothing less than a howdy, howdy, howdy, howdy from our great Wyomingite.

That's a stereotype.

Folks, welcome this evening.

This is an evening recording of the podcast.

I've been a busy, busy couple of days, weeks, and actually the last couple months here.

And we are glad we can finally get this one off the ground here.

Jacob and I together tonight Tonight we'll be discussing

drawing from behind a table or steering wheel, essentially drawing from a seated position,

but when you've got to deal with obstacles in your way or in your environment. So that'll be

an interesting topic of discussion, I think, this evening. And stay tuned also for, we'll do a brief announcement of something that is exciting.

And we'll probably discuss it length another time.

But first, in addition to our title sponsor, Sionser Shop, our episode this evening is sponsored and brought to you by LASR or

laser activated shot reporter. You can find them at laser app.org, LASRAPP.org.

This is the software Jacob and I have been using for years now, combined with dry fire practice, using a laser shot of some kind.

Whether you're using a cert pistol or a laser cartridge inserted into the chamber of your gun, the laser app software picks it up through your webcam as that laser beam is impacting a

typically a paper target of some kind, but it could be a light switch. It could be a doorknob. It could be all kinds of things.

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