Episode 5 of the Point 370 Tactics & Training Podcast covers the moment no one wants to think about… but everyone carrying should be prepared for:Shots Fired!! Now what?Craig and Mike walk through what happens immediately after a self-defense shooting, from the first 911 call to interacting with law enforcement and protecting yourself legally.This episode isn’t about tactics… it’s about decisions made under stress, adrenaline, and uncertainty, where saying the wrong thing can have life-altering consequences.They break down how to communicate clearly, why less is more when speaking, and the importance of having legal protection in place before anything ever happens.This is not legal advice. This is a real-world conversation about what they would do… and why.If you carry, this is a conversation you need to hear.In this episode:-What to do immediately after a defensive shooting.-Why calling 911 first matters.-What information to give… and what NOT to say.-How adrenaline impacts your decision-making.-Interacting with law enforcement the right way.-Why you should request an attorney immediately.-The risks of “over-explaining” your actions.-Considerations around rendering aid after a threat is stopped.-Why concealed carry insurance isn’t optional.The moment after matters just as much as the moment itself.

Episode 4 of the Point 370 Tactics & Training Podcast tackles one of the most common questions in the CCW world:“What gun should I get?”Craig and Mike break down how to actually choose your everyday carry without getting lost in opinions, hype, or bad advice. From California roster limitations to grip, fit, caliber, and real-world usability, they walk through what matters… and what doesn’t.They also get into the differences between carry guns, home defense guns, and range guns, and why choosing the wrong one for the wrong purpose can set you up for failure.This episode covers everything from semi-auto vs revolver, barrel length, and caliber selection to the one thing that matters more than anything else: how the gun fits YOU.If you’re trying to pick your first carry gun or thinking about upgrading, this is the conversation you need before you spend a dollar.In this episode:-How to choose the right everyday carry (EDC) firearm.-Why “fit” matters more than brand or hype.-California roster limitations and what they mean for you.-Semi-auto vs revolver: pros, cons, and real-world use.-Why you MUST test-fire before buying.-The difference between carry guns, home defense guns, and range guns.-Barrel length, conceal-ability, and recoil tradeoffs.-Why 9mm is the go-to caliber for most people.-Common mistakes people make when buying their first gun.The wrong gun feels wrong.The right gun… you’ll know the second it’s in your hands.

Episode 3 of the Point 370 TNT Podcast answers the question most people don’t think about until it’s too late:You’ve had your CCW for a month… now what?Craig and Mike break down what actually changes after the first 30 days of carrying. This isn’t about permits or paperwork anymore, it’s about mindset, responsibility, and how you move through the world once you’re armed.From situational awareness and positioning to protecting your family and avoiding unnecessary risk, this episode dives into the mental shift that separates simply having a permit from truly being prepared.They also tackle the realities most new carriers don’t expect, like deciding when not to carry, navigating restricted environments, securing your firearm properly, and understanding that your job isn’t to engage… it’s to get home.If Episode 1 was about getting your CCW, and Episode 2 was about carrying for the first time, this is where it all starts to become real.

In this episode:

• What should change after your first 30 days carrying.
• Why situational awareness becomes your #1 priority.
• The difference between paranoia and preparation.
• How to protect your family without drawing attention.
• Why you are not law enforcement and shouldn’t act like it.
• When NOT to carry and how to make that decision.
• The importance of secure storage at home and in your vehicle.
• How to start building real confidence through repetition and mindset.Your permit gave you the ability.Your mindset determines how you use it.

Episode 2 of the Point 370 Tactics & Training Podcast dives into what really happens after you get your CCW.

Craig and Mike break down the reality of carrying for the first time, from the moment you pick up your permit, to the psychological weight of stepping out in public armed. They share firsthand experiences, mistakes, and lessons learned the hard way, including holster failures, comfort issues, and the overwhelming feeling that “everyone knows you’re carrying.”

This episode also covers critical California-specific considerations, including where you can and cannot carry, how to properly store your firearm in a vehicle, and what to do during law enforcement interactions.

If you’re new to concealed carry, this is the conversation most people wish they had before day one.

In this episode:

• What your first week of carrying actually feels like
• Why holster choice can make or break your experience
• Common mistakes new CCW holders make
• California carry restrictions you need to know
• How to handle law enforcement interactions the right way
• The psychological side of carrying in public

Your permit is just the beginning. What you do next matters.

Episode 1 of the Point 370 Tactics & Training Podcast breaks down the reality of getting your Conceal Carry Weapon License or CCW… and why the process is harder, longer, and more unforgiving than most people expect.

Craig and Mike walk through the entire application process step-by-step, based on their real-world experience navigating California’s system. From residency requirements and paperwork to interviews, background checks, training, and final pickup, they expose where people get stuck and how small mistakes can cost you months… or even years.

They also share firsthand stories of delays, missed calls, serial number issues, and the bureaucratic hurdles that can derail your application if you’re not paying attention.

This isn’t theory. This is what actually happens.

If you’re thinking about applying for your CCW, this episode will save you time, money, and frustration.

In this episode:

• What you need before you even apply
• Why your county determines everything
• The most common application mistakes (and how to avoid them)
• How background checks, interviews, and live scan actually work
• Why timing matters at every step of the process
• What to expect from training and qualification
• The hidden delays that can set you back months

The process is slow. The margin for error is small. Knowing how it works changes everything.