A Forster Products Podcast
Straight Shooters
The Forster Products Straight Shooters podcast is an open ended discussion between, reloaders, gunsmiths, precision shooters, and manufactures. We welcome you to come listen to, learn from and provide feedback to the Pros as we discuss challenges, innovations, and history of all things that add to the sport we love of precision shooting. Maybe you shoot PRS, F-Class, or coyotes, our goal is to not only provide some insight through testing we have done but to grow and learn as an industry/community.

Latest Episode
National Champion Secrets: Reloading, Training & Winning with Austin Morgan
In this episode of the Forster Products Podcast, we sit down with competitive shooter Austin Morgan to talk about his journey from local club matches to winning at the highest levels of precision rifle competition.
Austin shares how he got started, the mindset behind success in two-day national matches, and what separates good shooters from great ones. We also dive deep into reloading philosophy, gear choices, confidence behind the rifle, and the reality of building consistency under match pressure.
Whether you’re new to precision rifle shooting or chasing your next podium finish, this conversation is packed with real-world insight from someone who’s been there and done it.

All Episodes
23 Episodes
National Champion Secrets: Reloading, Training & Winning with Austin Morgan
44 Minutes
Kestrel Ballistics Masterclass: How to Hit at 1–3 Miles
31 Minutes
Elite Shooters Explain Their Reloading Processes
36 Minutes
All You Need To Know About F-Class
50 Minutes
How Forster Reloading Dies Are Made: Full Process Breakdown, Brass Fit, Reamers & Shop Insights
52 Minutes
How A Beginner Can Shoot Like A Pro Shooter (Without Buying Expensive Gear)
45 Minutes
Pro Shooters Explain Their Reloading Process: Brass Prep, SD, Seating Depth & More
54 Minutes
Expander Balls vs Mandrels — What’s the Real Difference?
43 Minutes
You’re Getting Ballistic Coefficient Wrong: Here’s How To Fix It
37 Minutes
The Future of Reloading
61 Minutes

