Concealed Carry Expo Wrap

That's a wrap folks. The USCCA Concealed Carry Expo has finished up and we had a great time. As you likely know, we had two booths at the show.

One booth was our broadcast booth where we partner up with the USCCA to conduct interviews with some of the top minds in the industry. I've embedded some of those interviews below.

The second booth was where we were selling some of our goods. We were selling our Glock E-Trainer, the Concealed Carry Fundamentals training, Vehicle Firearms Tactics training, and our Complete Home Defense training.

In addition to the broadcasts and selling stuff, we gave away hats memorializing the people killed in 9/11. The hats were sponsored by 5.11 Tactical and were a huge hit.

The reason why we gave away those hats is because we were only 80 miles from where Flight 93 went down. I wrote more about that in this article.

For now, let's take a look at just a few of the interviews we conducted while at the Concealed Carry Expo:

Here is Riley interviewing Klint Macro:

In this next video, we have Matthew and the host of our newest podcast, the Firearm Trainer's Podcast, Rob Beckman, interviewing Top Shot Gary Quesenberry:

The Warrior Poet, John Lovell, talks home defense and his DEAD acronym. To see what DEAD stands for watch the below video:

This next video shows Riley and Jacob deep in conversation with my old buddy Chris Cerino. They talk home defense and training concepts in much detail:

As you can see, we had a fun-filled time at the Concealed Carry Expo. There were tons of classes given (with standing room only) by people of the highest caliber from our industry, excellent products on display, and an all around great time had by all. And, being surrounded by so many like minded people can only be a good thing.

We hope to see you there next year. And, if you want to see the rest of the interviews we had, make sure you check out our YouTube Channel where you can watch them one after the other.

I think that about does it, and think I'll leave the final words to my good friend and host of the Concealed Carry Podcast, Riley Bowman: