Miles to Matches

In this episode, Chad and Francis discuss their experience at the 2025 Peterson Cartridge challenge. Spoiler alert, they won it...lol

In this episode Chad and Francis revist one of the most important topics in your precision rifle journey...E.W.S.P.

Are you identifying and working on your deficiencies between matches? If not, you should be...

Visualizing and mentally rehearsing everything you need to execute will take you to the next level. Listen to this episode and try to internalize the concept and adapt it for what will help you improve your scores.

In this episode we discuss RMAC 2025. The Rocky Mountain Air Gun Challenge is truly a World Championship air gun match with shooters from over 20 countries battling it out for $100k in prize money. Great event, great people, and great finishes for your hosts!

Is the sport or Precision Rifle more art or science? Hear the guys debate this topic. What are your thoughts?

Would you shoot a 300 Norma in a PRS Match? Francis did...

In this episode the boys recount the 2025 K&M Kahles PRC. This AAR covers the match itself, lessons learned, and what went really well for the hosts. This range rewards perfection and the fundamentals of marksmanship. Have you been there? If not, what are you waiting for?!?

Sometimes you just need to step back and ask yourself "Why did I do that? I know better..." This episode is a good reminder of why we do the things we have been sharing with all of you in the last 145 episodes. It's always good to have a little reminder once and a while! If you are someone who enjoys hearing of other people's struggles, then this episode is for you.

Hear your hosts Chad Heckler and Francis Colon talk to the inaugural WORLD CHAMPION Austin Buschman as they talk about the world championship match, performing at a high level, and pushing through adversity to get to the top.

This is definitively one of the MUST listen episodes that covers a wide range of topics and tips that will help you move toward your goals! 

We shoot mostly custom rifles these days...but what if we were to buy a factory rifle? What features would we prioritize and what would we end up with?