podcast · Jun 9, 2026 · TAKING AIM
The Navy SEAL Who Rewrote the Rules of Fighting in the Dark (w/ Ken Good)
In this episode of the Taking Aim Podcast, host Rich Nance sits down with Ken Good — Navy SEAL veteran, low light combat pioneer, and founder of Shooter First — to explore the principles behind operating and fighting effectively in low light environments, including the science behind strobe and oscillating light techniques that Ken helped bring into the mainstream. Ken shares his remarkable journey from the SEAL teams and the Sure Fire Institute to designing and manufacturing innovative modular steel target systems in South Dakota, revealing how his decades of end-user experience as a trainer
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