
Chad Heckler and Francis Colon talk about life, friendship, discipline, Precision Rifle Competition, and many more things...while on the road putting on Miles to Matches.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

How do you tune your load? How do you find the Node?
...Wrong answers only!
In this episode, the guys discuss different skills and how they vary across the country and in different environments.
Q: Why are you shooting 308?
A: Because I like shooting...
What does the term "Barrel break in" mean to you? In this episode we discuss our thoughts on the topic and how we approach it on our own barrels.
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I’ve listened to dozens of similar podcasts and can confidently say there is no other with as much value packed into each episode as this one. I find myself rewinding often because there is so much relevant content. I appreciate what critical thinkers both Chad and Francis are, which leads to actionable steps that I can consider and take after each podcast. I’m grateful that they take the time to do this and help new shooters like myself, and I also appreciate that they are friends and competit... more
The topics are exactly what I want to hear about.
If you’re a competitive shooter this podcast is necessary for your toolbox.
Insight after valuable insight from two of the best PRS shooters that has been so valuable as I get deeper and deeper into this sport. Thank you for putting out such great content.
This podcast is so invaluable! I have gained so much from these guys that has helped me with NRL Hunter. Thanks!!
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Discussions center on Precision Rifle Competition, reloading techniques, gear setup, and the mental side of competing, with a frequent emphasis on foundational skills, practice, and learning from experience. The hosts share practical tips, personal anecdotes, and community-driven Q&A, often pairing technical how-tos with road-trip banter and motivational guidance for both new and experienced shooters. Noteworthy are the hands-on reloading deep-dives, strategy for off-season prep, and a consistent focus on staying focused, adapting under pressure, and enjoying the camaraderie of the shooting community.
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Recent guests on Miles to Matches include:
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2. Morgan King
3. Austin Buschman
4. David Schabel
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