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Don Majillo is known for his extremely fast trigger, and precise accuracy. You have probably seen him blazing down a cold start drill with a berretta, but he is also a leader amongst Law Enforcement, and veterans. Don believes in the right thing, and living that out on a daily basis, his social media accounts have grown because he shows his genuine personality and tireless work ethic. In part 1 he goes into his beginnings as well as his time in the Marine Corps, and how he earned his purple heart. The gun community is better off having guys like Don around to set the standard, and drive Law Enforcement forward during uncertain times. If you aren't following Milspec Mojo make sure you head over and do so at the link below. Part 2 will be published soon so make sure you tune into that as well.

He is the only shooter to win every area match, then cap it all off with a National Title, and his encore act was just as impressive repeating as the National Champion in the open division, all before his 21st birthday. Christian is young, but has the work ethic and skill of someone very senior in life, he jumped into the scene in 2018 and climbed all the way to the top in 2019, and hasn't looked back. Even with the early accomplishments he maintains a down to earth and humble attitude, and doing the right thing is always his priority. This episodes jumps into what Christian thinks of the future, his journey, and what his next goals are. Christian is as fun to be around as it is fun to watch him shoot. We can't wait to see where he ends up in the future, and it was truly an honor to sit down with him! If you aren't following him make sure you head over to his page and do so!https://instagram.com/christiansailerofficial?igshid=d96uenmrk5vwFor any training related inquires please visit https://www.christiansailertraining.com/ Big thanks to our sponsors NoSweatCo, Mac Defense, and Atlas Gunworks!https://nosweatco.com/https://atlasgunworks.com/https://macdefenseindustries.com/

Shooting is only half the battle when it comes to trying to attract new shooters on social media, and the other half is camera work and editing skills. I got to sit down with 2 of the best media creators within the gun community. Chad and Charles from Trex have a passion for education as well as creation. For the 2nd amendment to continue being protected, gun rights advocates must adapt, and use technology to their benefit. CJ got the chance to talk to the leaders in content creation out in Tennessee. As gun rights supporters we are grateful guys like this are on our side, to help show the great side of training. Each guy has a different story and journey, but recently they've teamed up to take the gun content creation by storm.

Empty Brass is honored to welcome back the CEO of Trex-arms Luckas Botkin. There is no question that Lucas is a polarizing figure within the gun industry, but despite his biggest critics he has always been committed to doing the right thing based on his convictions. 2020 has been a wild ride for all of us, and we asked Lucas to find out how the lock down and riots impacted things at Trex-arms, as well as what they had done to prepare for incidents like these before hand. Lucas has always been an advocate of civilians owning basic kit, including a helmet, plate carrier, and night vision (if affordable) which has been heavily criticized by some for "larping'. Its fair to say that during the summer when every major city as well as smaller ones were rioting and burning the need for this basic kit became clear. Lucas stood by this position, and in our opinion was vindicated over the summer, and Lucas shares his opinion on what it was like to be right in an overwhelming way. Lucas continues to lead through these quickly changing times, and it was our pleasure to have him as guest for a second time. Please click the links below to follow all he and Trex-arms having coming.https://www.trex-arms.com/

He doesn't need an introduction, or list of accomplishments all you need to hear is the name Jerry Miculek. He may be the best practical shooter of all time, after dominating the revolver division for over 2 decades, he recreated himself in the quickly growing sport of 3-gun. CJ sat down with Jerry again on season 2, and got his take on all of the twists and turns that 2020 has brought thus far. They also went down some parts of Jerry's career as well as discussed his father-in-law Jim Clark Sr who owned and operated Clark custom guns. This year has been a roller coaster, and Jerry talks about some of his struggles getting motivated to train, mostly due to the fact that many matches have been cancelled. It is truly an honor having Jerry on Empty Brass for the second time, and its hard to really express the our gratitude. Jerry is not only one of the most talented shooters in the world, he is a genuine stand up man's man. He believes in being competitive, doing the little things, and above all else winning. Jerry has adapted and continued to find ways to win, and also remained a shining example of what every shooter should strive to be both on the range and off. Empty Brass has been beyond fortunate to sit down with many of the leaders from different areas of the gun industry, but this episode holds a special place. Make sure you follow Jerry on Instagram if you don't already.

In this episode of Empty Brass CJ sits down with a recently retired, and former Green Beret Jeremiah Wilber. Jeremiah shares the story of his Army career and how he was able to accomplish the rare achievement of not only his Special Forces tab, but his ranger and sapper tabs as well. Its hard to express just how rare that is, and also the amount of perseverance and determination it would take to accomplish that task. Jeremiah had a long and honorable career in the Army, including some very unique and interesting jobs within the army. He shares a little bit of that story and how his Native American heritage fueled his success. The guys also talk about the power of CBD, especially when it comes to veterans. They also discuss all the current political topics, and how some of the lessons learned in the military that could be applied. They also share their mutual mission of helping others, and how he plans on paying it forward in the next chapter of his life. Jeremiah is a rare breed of warrior and hippy that our volatile world could use a lot more of in these trying times. Make sure you go and follow Jeremiah on Instagram! https://instagram.com/jeremiah_blackbeard?igshid=1xpkuti6at93mThe links mentioned in the episode.Uncanna CBDhttps://uncanna.com/Clandestine Mediahttps://www.clandestinemediagroup.com/

Joe Farewell is no stranger to Empty Brass and it is only fitting that this is his 3rd time on the show, him being a 3 gun shooter. Joe was teaching a course in Colorado so the guys had a chance to sit down once again. A lot has changed in the world since Joe was last on Empty Brass, and the guys discuss life post Covid 19 for shooters as well as law enforcement. It is always a privilege to discuss current topics with Joe, as well as discuss the ins and outs of shooting topics. If you would like to know more please visit Joe's website www.farewellfirearms.com as well as follow him on Instagram.

In this episode of Empty Brass both guests are returners, and sit down with CJ and talk about practical shooting after Covid. As has everything in this world, practical shooting will look a little different post coronavirus. Charlie Perez and Matt Galant have a plethora of shooting experience and a passion that goes beyond practical shooting. They both give their take on what this season may look like, and some of the impacts. The guys also take a deep look into Red dots and parallax specifically. Make sure you go and check out episodes 13 and 6 with Charlie and Matt if you haven't listened to them yet. It was an honor to bring back these high level shooters and chat about the rest of the 2020 season and more.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yuNfGyulMI0

Empty Brass welcomes JJ Racaza, who is truly one of the most elite and respected shooters in history. JJ's story starts in the Philippines, where he learned to shoot with his dad teaching as well as not accepting anything less than excellence. An unlikely kid set his mind to being the best he possibly could be. His journey led him to many places including working for DHS, and taking a year off to care for his children while his wife worked in a different location thousands of miles away. There is much more to the story that we encourage you to research, including opening up a gun store in Las Vegas. Last year was JJ's first year back after taking the year off and he recently signed with team Berretta. Eli and CJ got a chance to sit down with JJ and take a break from the chaos of the Shot Show floor. The guys discuss how they define success when it comes to shooting as well as how those tools translate to the rest of life. JJ has seen his ups and downs, and he talks about how he deals with the downs along with helping others. JJ truly represents the gun community with grace and tenacity, but always keeping a friendly and approachable attitude. This is an episode you truly won't want to miss. Having JJ on Empty Brass was truly a honor, and a great time! Make sure you follow Eli and JJ on Instagramhttps://instagram.com/jjracaza?igshid=u05273rx1kgohttps://instagram.com/smith_and_wesson_man?igshid=1brq25gma1mmk

Empty Brass is back after a hiatus, and on this episode CJ sits down with Jim Krantz. Jim is a young and talented shooter from Minnesota. The guys got a chance to link up in Wyoming right before the travel bans went into effect. Jim is a member of Mac Defense, and will be shooting a mac glock this year in carry optics. Jim has already made it to master class in Carry Optics, and he's just getting started. The guys discuss all the usual equipment and politics in the firearms community. The time this episode was recorded was at the very beginning of the travel ban when much was still unknown. We are in a different place now with coronavirus then when this episode was recorded. Jim is an awesome example of how men should represent themselves in the gun industry, and he will accomplish anything he wants to going forward. Make sure you check out Jim's Instagram account along with Mac Defense and Atlas gunworks.

Empty Brass is honored to welcome the captain of team Glock Shane Coley. Shane's journey began back at age 14 in 2005. Just 4 years in 2009 later Shane enlisted in the US Army to join the AMU(Army Marksmanship Unit), and completed his first deployment in 2012. Shane won his first USPSA nationals at the age of 21, only one other national champion was younger. Shane is known for more than just his shooting, but also his love for fitness and Olympic lifting. Shane really embodies the athlete, that it takes to be an elite practical shooter. In addition to his professional career, he also is active in helping Law Enforcement and Military improve their training. More importantly he has a mission to help these communities with struggles they may face. The 2nd amendment is publicly, and Shane weighs in on his thoughts on what can be done to help ensure these rights are not restricted any further, and how crucial intelligent conversation is in regards to the issue. This year there is an upcoming world shoot and Shane shares some of his goals and preparation for world's biggest match later this year. If you would like to follow Shane and find his schedule for training make sure you follow him on Instagram.https://instagram.com/shane_coley?igshid=d003m4fybr6j

Empty Brass was happy to welcome back another repeat guest Steve from Trex-arms. In addition also honored to welcome Amy Abbott, you may know her as amy.556 on Instagram. In this episode CJ asks both of them about law enforcement culture, training, and the gun industry as a whole. Amy and Steve have a very well known public relationship supporting one another, and they discuss how that came about. Both are law enforcement, and believe in always improving through their training. They come from different back rounds, as well as different missions with in their Law Enforcement communities. This is the longest episode on Empty Brass and it could have gone on longer, it’s jam packed with lots of topics. Finally they finish up discussing red dots. They all have different exposure and use for red dots and they go over what is beneficial and what can cause problems, like snow in Alaska! If you don’t already follow Steve on Instagram make sure you head over and give him a follow athttps://instagram.com/pinkman.83?igshid=peqo6tptd2u7As well as heading over to Amy’s page so you don’t miss her latest drills https://instagram.com/amy.556?igshid=trbrk382f0smAs discussed on the episode Amy has just released her new website, packed full of good information and drills for you to check your level of proficiency. Make sure you visit her site and get linked up at https://556traininglab.com/

He became IPSC Handgun World Champion in the Open division in 2014. He is also the only seven-time winner of the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships and the only competitor to win it 4 times in a row (2005, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016). Max has won carry optics every year since its inception, and also has speed headed the best set up available for the division. Currently he is running the X5 Legion with his optic the Romeo 3 max, CJ asks him about the evolution of that set up. Max spent 10 years on the AMU, and veteran outreach is huge passion for him as well as LEO outreach. Check out what Max is doing to help their communities, and what he’s done in the passed. Make sure you follow Max on Instagram at https://instagram.com/maxjmichel?igshid=di31rknwhh7g

You have probably seen him shoot a tic tac out of the air or a water droplet as it falls, but a podcast? Not until now, but that kind of skill isn't something you are blessed with at birth, but rather obtained by constant and purposeful repetition. It goes back to when Jared Clawson was a kid, and he sits down with CJ and sheds light on a little bit of his journey, including how he learned to shoot a penny out of the air with an airsoft/bb gun. Most f the time that wouldn't be believable, but 5 minutes on Jared's Instagram page, would be all the proof one would need. The guys talk about the gun industry and things that could be improved in order to help the community as a whole unite. Jared is a humble, polite, passionate shooter, who is determined to improve his skill level, as well as provided a reliable and dependable product to gun owners everywhere. This episode is the first podcast Jared has done, and he explains how in 2020 he would like to open up more about his journey in shooting, in order to help others, if they seek the information. Regardless of your backround, or your goals every shooter can learn from Jared's constant pursuit of improvement, as well as the parts of his life that take priority. Empty Brass is proud and honored to have Jared on his first episode, and as always if you haven't seen some of his trick shots, we HIGHLY recommend heading over to his Instagram. If you don't already, make sure you head over and follow Jared on IG at@T1CShttps://instagram.com/t1cs?igshid=1vvgm7izlsbht

In the first episode of season 2 of Empty Brass welcomes a familiar guest Joe Farewell. Joe is one of the best 3 gun shooters in the world, and at the top of his game. Joe is a former law enforcement officer, who transition to instructing and competing full time. The guys sit down at Shot Show 2020, to discuss the World Shoot, and lessons learned. Joe opens up about things he wants to improve on going forward. Part 2 is a short episode, but it doesn't lack substance. Make sure you tune in to the first episode of season 2 as well as checking out all of Joe's social media, as well as the courses he offers around the country! Joe will always be a welcomed guest on Empty Brass, he sets an example every day with his morals, ethics, and determination to improve! Follow Joe on IG @joe.farewellhttps://instagram.com/joe_farewell?igshid=1u3mmwoi4xf1f

Matt Tran was one of the first guest on Empty Brass, almost a year ago. Since then a lot has changed, and one of those is his partnership with triarc systems. Triarc and Matt are a match made in heaven, and on this episode CJ and Matt talk about all they have to offer from glock work, to rifles, and the Tri-11. Its no secret that CJ is a big supporter of the 2011 platform, and the guys talk about the future and performance around the 2011 and Tri-11. CJ and Matt had just shot a USPSA match together, and they discuss their view of competition and how it relates to other aspects of their life. Matt is a current full time Law Enforcement Officer, and he talks about challenges and culture within the community. Like any community there are things that can and should be improved, Matt talks about his views on things that are being done well and of course things that could be done better. Lastly the guys get into the negative impacts that seeing the worst of society on a daily basis can have, and ways he stays positive and things he sees others do that work for them. Matt Tran is one of the most genuine hard working dudes you will find, this isn't the first podcast he's been on and it won't be the last. You can take it to the bank he is going to do big things in the competitive shooting community very soon, and you can bet the whole farm on that. If you don't already follow Matt make sure to go and support him as well as his sponsor Triarc systems on instagram. Link belowhttps://instagram.com/mattthewtran?igshid=1frm7schvsezyhttps://instagram.com/triarcsystems?igshid=vmsluguh45e7

This episode CJ welcomes his first female guest on Empty Brass. Antonia is the daughter of Nigerian immigrants, and grew up in Texas with democratic values, and endured some traumatic events very early in her life. The story of how Antonia came to support the 2nd amendment is nothing short of amazing. CJ and Antonia talk all things gun owner, to include things gun owners can do better as always. Antonia has been on national television multiple times, and is the future for gun advocacy. This episode shows the journey to self protection from a new perspective. She also makes an announcement about her next step you will have to tune in to find out.https://instagram.com/antonia_okafor?igshid=1udjrndv8g2km

The CEO of Trex-arms is often times polarizing, as well as subject of a lot of hate from gun owners. The truth of the matter is Lucas is dedicating his time and resources to preserving the 2nd amendment. Lucas came to Laramie to give a lecture at the University of Wyoming on the 2nd amendment, but before hand CJ and Lucas sat down to do the first podcast episode Lucas has been on. Some of the discussion topics closely resemble the lecture Lucas gave, so if you're curious about the material this is a glimpse. After the conversation Lucas and CJ hit the range, and did some shooting in a nice and warm 12 degree Wyoming day. The critics that love to troll Lucas' personal page cannot deny he is one of the best advocates for preserving the right to bare arms. This is an episode you will want to listen to from beginning to end, and will hopefully get listeners to take a look at what they are or aren't doing to keep the 2nd amendment alive for their children's children. If you don't already make sure you follow Lucas on Instagram at @lucastrexarms

Meet your host from Empty Brass CJ Boxrud and the journey that has brought me to where I am today. Being a Podcast host and shooter have over time fused together and evolved over the course of the last year. I have been extremely lucky, beyond even my wildest imagination to have shot with and talked to the people I have in the gun community this year. Some have large followings, and some have small ones, but all my guests have large contributions to the community of gun owners. This episode is a small break down of the the journey from the last couple of years, and what lead me to create Empty Brass, and how I have evolved since it was created. Talking about yourself in an empty room really isn't something I enjoy doing, but in order for new listeners to learn a little bit about me, I found it necessary to have this episode on season 1. If you have any questions feel free to shoot me a direct message at @cj_glocksrud on Instagram or if you prefer email you can send me message at chrisboxrud@gmail.com

In this episode CJ sits down with his good buddies Matt and Eli following a once in a lifetime Jerry Miculek hand gun course. CJ met Matt during his first USPSA match, and Matt quickly began answering questions and being a guide for the guys. Matt has a short but very respectable back round in practical shooting. Matt isn't just there for the scores on the weekend however, Matt believes in the 2nd amendment and being a prepared citizen during these fragile times. In this episode the guys discuss their immediate feedback after the course, being prepared for the worst case scenario, being good representatives for gun owners, and host of other topics you will not want to miss. Attending your first match and running into a guy like Matt is ultimately what is going to grow the sport, he was welcoming and informative helping the guys through the growing pains. There is a lot to learn from someone like Matt, make sure you follow him on Instagram at@mg.colorado and watch him burn it down with his "cheater gun" pcc as well as limited and carry optics.

Drew and CJ linked up in Salt Lake City for a rifle course taught by Drew and afterwords they sat down to talk about some of the current topics and much more. This episode covers everything from the future of 2011s specifically STI, putting your all into your craft, separating from the military, and what can be done to help protect gun rights. Drew is truly an elite instructor who goes above and beyond to ensure the large investment is worth his student's time. There is no shortage of firearms instructors these days, and many of them are more than qualified, but Drew puts on a course that will be much different than any other available course. The episode ends with Drew and CJ talking about being fathers to little girls, and a secret mission to save a prince. This episode is truly one you won't want to miss and it shows the character Drew has which is one that will never compromise, but also laid back and humble. Make sure if you are not already following Drew on instagram you check him out at@baersolutions or visit his website https://baersolutionsllc.com/

In the world of practical shooting, particularity USPSA the highest level one can achieve is Grand Master, and there are very few that have earned the title. In this episode CJ sits down with Charlie Perez to talk everything practical shooting and more. Charlie earned his Grand Master(GM) just 18 months after shooting his first match. Now he is passing on his years of knowledge and teaching others how to be successful. He hosts courses so anyone can come and learn, but there is one element you find in Charlie's course you probably won't find anywhere else. Charlie is the author of a book titled The Path Of Focused Effort, and the book goes along with the class, so students can reference it both before and long after the class. The guys talk about the book, and some of the topics covered through out the book. Like any episode of Empty Brass the guys talk about life beyond shooting and how shooting can apply in other areas of life. Charlie takes on some of the more confusing parts of USPSA and other practical shooting organizations for a potential new shooter. If you are getting into competition or are trying to chase that next level or goal this is the episode for you. Make sure to follow Charlie on Instagram at@bigpandaperformance

This episode of Empty Brass deviates from the normal format, CJ and Seth sat down after a long day to discuss gun control. With recent tragedies, the 2nd amendment is under attack from the media, and government representatives from both sides like never before. The next election cycle will be crucial if gun owners wish to maintain the freedom to own the firearms they cherish, and the ability to purchase them going forward. Seth digs into the conversation at hand, and how to effectively sway those we may come into contact with, and not everything he says will get you to pump your fist. In this world we must play the game to win, not to insult. When we encounter friends, family, or even strangers the way a gun supporter speaks and acts could potentially persuade the person to supporting gun rights or drive them away. If we wish to maintain these rights and liberties we hold so dear, it should be the goal of every gun owner to go out and change the perception, and Seth gives some compelling points on how to do just that. This could very well be one of the most important episodes on Empty Brass, please listen to the entirety of the episode, because a lot of topics are covered and brought back together at the end. You can find Seth on Instagram at:@conceal_ohio

In this episode CJ sits down with a very distinguished guest John Nettles. John spend over 30 years in US army Special Forces, US government, and private training. John has expertise in both long range and CQB application. You won't want to miss what a man who served decades in SOF, and what he thinks about Instagram, gunbunnies, and shooting competition. John served in special operations since the early 1990's and has seen equipment evolve and shares his thoughts on modern red dots on pistols. Most importantly John talks about how he has dealt with PTS and separation, and ways to stay healthy. Rarely does someone with the experience that John Nettles has come along, tune in and see what he thinks about many of the common Empty Brass topics. If you would like to take a course from John or have questions you can find him on Instagram at @johnnettles7

Following Ohio Range Day 2019 host CJ Boxrud sits down with Paul Bellito aka blackirongunner to talk about many topics in the shooting industry as well as being an everyday guy, and working with what you got. Paul has grown from a weekend warrior to a large social media following over the last couple years and rightfully so. Paul does not work in the gun industry so equipment and time at the range comes at his own personal expense. Paul has made efficient use of what he has, and developed an elite skill, and gained some sponsors in the process. However Paul has a very strict policy about endorsing products that could take or save a life in the future. Paul is a former Marine with an awesome outlook on life, and the guys talk about using shooting as an escape, and a way to keep themselves positive while dealing with the tough times life hands them. You can find Paul on IG at @blackirongunnerIf you don't follow him go check him out, he has great content about how to make great use of what you have.

Episode 12 features a legend from the shooting world Jerry Miculek, and co-hosted by one of the best in the business Tony Cowden. Jerry is a 2 time overall IPSC revolver world champion, a 7 time 3-Gun National champion, and a 4 time national USPSA multigun champion. Jerry holds over a 100 national and world titles, and has been a contender in every discipline he's competed in for over 30 years, Jerry recently surpassed 1 million youtube subscribers, showing his ability to succeed off the range as well. CJ and Tony sit down with Jerry and discuss issues facing the gun community, as well as society as a whole. This episode covers success on the range as well as life, and opens the door into some of Jerry's success. Jerry doesn't hold back, and discusses his opinion on modern times, and the influence of things like 'gun bunnies'. Find out what Jerry means when he says "There isn't right or wrong, just winning and losing." This episode was truly an honor for the Empty Brass podcast, having two of the most respected shooters having a genuine discussion about the industry they both operate in.You can find Jerry and Tony on Instagram at@jerrymiculek@tony_cowden

In this emotional episode host CJ Boxrud talks with Nick Nunes a former Marine, and current Law Enforcement officer. The guys talk about some of the hardships that come from the day to day grind while being a peace officer. They also go over a recent OIS Nick was involved in, and some of the lessons learned. One of the lessons was the idea of using a red dot system on a duty gun. Nick was the first in his department to be authorized to use an RMR on duty, since then 2 more have chosen to do the same. Nick and CJ are good friends and connected by most of the topics, and a mission to help other officers. Nicks OIS was a big reason why CJ started his project to fund training for LEOs. Check out this episode, it will tug at your heart strings.You can find Nick on Instagram at@bobby_daytona

This episode host CJ Boxrud sits down with Mike Glover from Fieldcraft Survival, following a training event they did together to benefit Law Enforcement. Mike has a history of success, and his business Fieldcraft Survival is no different, as well as his podcast. CJ and Mike discuss a problem on the horizon, artifical intelligence and some of the potential problems that cold arise. They also discuss starting and running a business, and using military experience to facilitate success. They also discuss finding purpose, and how purpose contributes to dealing with PTS, and separation from the military. Tune in and find out what Mike thinks AI could do to life as we know it, as well as wisdom on a variety of other topics.You can find Mike on Instagram at@mike.a.glover@fieldcraftsurvival

CJ sits down with one of the most elite 3 gun shooters on the planet. Joe is a Law Enforcement officer who understands competition and tactics, also the small considerations that separate the two. The guys also discuss some of the hardships law enforcement may face, and how they can be left out of the PTSD discussion. They discuss ways the LEO community can improve maintaining mental health, as well as all the gun talk you normally find on an empty brass episode. Joe and CJ crossed paths at a course, and this is an example of why the podcast was created, to show the better part of the community of shooting.You can find Joe on Instagram at@joe_farewell

Empty Brass was inspired by a walk in the woods that Tony and CJ had back in fall. Through the conversation I was able to learn so much about training and the industry and how to most importantly test things on the range myself. This episode the guys talk about the gun industry, red dots, and ultra marathons. This episode could have easily went double the time, and probably should have. Tony Cowden has a resume, and experience far beyond what he shares, if you are looking for rock solid information, he should be your first and last stop on Instagram at @tony_cowden

CJ and Eli traveled to Tennessee and sit down with Steve from Trex arms to talk about his first competition shoot. The gun industry is sometimes difficult to navigate, but Steve sheds light on his experience and how to seek quality instruction. The guys touch on a variety of topics including when sometimes life gets you down. This episode isn't one you are going to want to miss. You can find Steve on Instagram at@pinkman.83

Host CJ Boxrud sits down with Matt Tran a veteran who works in Law Enforcement in Colorado. The guys discuss the differences in tactical, and competition or the lack of differences. Matt has a very distinguished resume and helps shed light on his approach, and USPSA's impact on his duty environment.You can find Matt on Instagram at@_mattew.tran

Recently a blizzard came through Colorado and Wyoming, many citizens were stranded on the side of the road the National Guard was activated to help rescue helpless motorists. Host CJ Boxrud discusses being prepared, and the lack of preparedness within the United States along with how it relates to conceal carry. Using concepts from Mike Glover from fieldcraft and the slogan "No one is coming to save you" from Runenation, CJ expands on relying on yourself to get through situations that are unlikely, but frequent through history. Being prepared goes further than storing physical items, having a mindset and discussing plans can make an impactful difference in the outcome of survival.