In this episode of the Forster Straight Shooters Podcast, Scott and Josh dive deep into the art of reloading and why the smallest details can make the biggest difference. Fresh off a Scheels training event, they break down what happens when 80 different people get hands-on with reloading gear—and the surprising factors that affect consistency.

From seating depth issues to the impact of handle pressure, carbon build-up, and even the simple act of brushing case necks, the guys uncover why process and technique matter just as much as equipment.

But that’s not all—Scott and Josh also share exciting news about Iron Door Guns, Forster’s growing sister company. They discuss building a true one-stop shop for precision rifle shooters, covering everything from barrels, actions, and triggers to fluting services and full custom builds.

Whether you’re a competitive shooter, a reloading enthusiast, or just love geeking out about precision, this episode is packed with lessons, stories, and behind-the-scenes insights you won’t want to miss.

👉 Topics Covered:

• Lessons learned from the Scheels training event
• Why consistency in reloading is EVERYTHING
• Troubleshooting seating depth variance
• Brushing case necks and the “aha” moment
• Introduction to Iron Door Guns and new precision rifle components
• Fluting, barrels, actions, and the road ahead