MacBroz Show 71 – Throat Goat Certified: Bad Gifts, Testing Ammo & Good Vibes
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What are the challenges of training for concealed carry?
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I was sweating, bro. Refined. I would say refined. For any of you guys who are listening and those who are tuned into the radio network, if you've ever experienced, for our military guys, the gas chamber thing, training, that's exactly how I felt when Jay and I went to Ohio and we went to visit Monsoon Tactical on our drive there. That's how I felt. So if you've experienced that, that's how I felt on the drive there. And before we get into our opening, and if you've ever experienced being a supportive husband as your wife is going to labor... that's what I experienced, which was it's okay. It's okay. What can I do to help? And he's like, not right now. I just, I'm just here to help. What can I do to help?
It's okay. And I'm just over here. Just like, I can do nothing except, uh, just let me die. Be supportive. This random town's gross bathroom. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Let me die in some random town bathroom in Ohio with no Wi-Fi. With no Wi-Fi. Let me die here. I'm like, well, that wasn't part of the plan. No.
Hey, yo, it's your boys. And welcome back to another episode of the Mac Bro Show. Hey.
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Welcome everybody, this is episode 71 of the Mac Bros show. And if you're not live, then you need to watch us on Rumble because I'm wearing an awesome shirt. We'll just say, I support animals. I support animals. My name is Josh, also known as J-Weth, joined by my co-host and best friend on the planet, Darius Deezgains. We're the Mac Bros, and today we have a fun episode. We're getting close to the end of the year, so we're going to talk about some things that we might have thought about, have experienced throughout the year. and talk about what we've been doing lately with testing and stuff. So before we get into the bulk of the show, Dee always brings us a fun fact of the day. Yes, sir. I got you. I got you.
Thank you for the bringing us to the show. So fun fact of the day, guys, we talked about so many different fun facts and folks chime in here and there. I'm sure you guys are going to have something to say about this one. Did you know, fun fact, that most people practice shooting, but they don't practice drawing from concealment. Hold on. Stop. Is that an actual fact or that you're just talking trash? That's an actual fact. That's an actual fact. Okay. Now think about it. I could say no shit, but. But here, here, think about it. Most indoor ranges that most people go to do not allow them to do concealed carry work, but it allows them to shoot. Yeah, that's true. I think that's... Look at the chat. I agree. Yeah.
I... Think about... I have a couple thoughts and opinions. One would be not to besmirch the training folks, but it also is based off of the comfortability of the range and their staff there. For example, the range we have frequented, their staff has had turnover. Maybe their current staff isn't as experienced, so they're not willing to let people do that because maybe they themselves don't do that. We'll just put it there. In the chat, Dusky Alpha is saying, most people just shoot a few times at a square range. That's also true. A lot of people we know, if you are required to have a license, whether it's for concealment or for ownership, probably just do the minimum requirements. So that makes sense.
I think sometimes you and I and others get wrapped up in this community and think about how everyone should be doing these things.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the challenges of training for concealed carry?
0:00–12:52
2
What makes a good holiday gift for 2A enthusiasts?
12:52–27:53
3
How important is testing ammo for pistol reliability?
27:53–37:55
4
What humorous moments arise from the throat goat shirt discussion?
37:55–48:30
5
What are the best practices for drawing from concealment?
48:30–55:42
6
How can dry fire training improve shooting skills?
55:42–1:09:57