This is the Concealed Carry podcast, season 9, episode 25.

And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the ConcealedCary.com network brought to you by hk today's episode is a special one

where i'm i've brought on my friend hunter constantine yep there he is there's the man uh

hey everybody hunter is uh i would say dear friend it's not like we hang out all the time, but when we do hang out, we have a great time, don't we?

Yes, we do. We're a couple of states away, but we pick up where we left off every single time we see each other.

That's right. That's right. So we got a great episode, I think, today. We're going to talk about reasons for what we do.

And I think that's something that Hunter is really in tune with.

And so, and frankly, you're, you're an inspiration to me, brother, because that's one of the,

one of the reasons I love shooting with you is, is because you make it a joy to be around.

So that's a great reason right there. We'll get into that.

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I am guilty of not doing it as frequently over the last couple of years as years prior.

But I'll go to a major and I'll miss a couple of reloads and I will go home in dry fire because I realize that it's very important to have that

muscle memory constant. Yeah. Yes. Yes, yes, yes. I am sometimes guilty as well of not

dry firing as much as I should, although I generally try to, you know, ramp it up as I get

close to like a major or something.

Yeah.

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