ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The official Aimpoint podcast.
For more than 5 decades, Aimpoint has pioneered electric red dot sighting technology used by hunters and competitive shooters around the world.
Now, we’re bringing you insights from influential voices in firearms culture. Dive into the 2A lifestyle with hunters, veterans, tactical experts, instructors, law enforcement, and even celebrities.
The show is hosted by Richard Nance, a lifelong martial artist and retired Police Sergeant with 25 years of law enforcement experience, including time as a SWAT Team Leader and Defensive Tactics Program Supervisor.
For more than 5 decades, Aimpoint has pioneered electric red dot sighting technology used by hunters and competitive shooters around the world.
Now, we’re bringing you insights from influential voices in firearms culture. Dive into the 2A lifestyle with hunters, veterans, tactical experts, instructors, law enforcement, and even celebrities.
The show is hosted by Richard Nance, a lifelong martial artist and retired Police Sergeant with 25 years of law enforcement experience, including time as a SWAT Team Leader and Defensive Tactics Program Supervisor.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
58 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
83 episodes
since Jan. 17, 2025
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode of the Taking Aim Podcast, host Richard Nance sits down with Vicki Cianciarulo, CEO of Content King Media and co-host of The Choice, to trace her path from a tomboy in the Chicago suburbs to one of the pioneering women in televised bow hunting. Vicki recounts how buying a bow from A…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode of Taking Aim, host Rich Nance sits down with retired Army veteran Chuck Pressburg (26.5 years, including a decade in the Ranger Regiment, R&D work for Army Special Operations Command, and a founding role in the Asymmetric Warfare Group), who now runs Presscheck Consulting. Chuc…
Richard Nance talks with Al Salvitti, founder of Regiment Blades, about his path from decades of hardcore martial arts training and years as a bar bouncer to designing knives built for real-world violence rather than choreographed technique. Al breaks down his blade's punch-first, straight-stab des…
In today’s episode of Taking Aim, Rich Nance is joined by Pro BMX rider and drift racer Caleb Quanbeck who breaks down his wild path from racing BMX at age five to building a professional drift program sponsored by Walther, Guiseley, and Silencer Shop. He shares how he got into shooting after buyin…
In this episode of the Taking Aim Podcast, host Rich talks with Caleb Giddings, Marketing Manager at Taurus USA, about his winding path through the firearms industry — from Air Force Reserve small arms instructor and Coast Guard Academy collegiate pistol shooter, to blogger-turned-full-time-writer …
In this episode of the Taking Aim Podcast, host Rich sits down with Seth Swerczek, Marketing Communications Manager at Hornady Ammunition, to trace his path from Marine Corps rifleman to ballistics engineer to marketing lead — and how his hands-on lab background shapes the way he communicates about…
On today’s episode of Aimpoint’s Taking Aim podcast, Rich Nance sits down with Kelly McCann, a former Marine Corps infantry commander and special operations veteran known for his pioneering work in combatives and firearms training. Kelly breaks down personal security, self-defense, and armed encoun…
In today’s episode of Taking Aim, Rich Nance is joined by Richard Mann, shooting editor at Field and Stream, ammo columnist for American Rifleman, and one of the most prolific gun writers in the industry. Richard breaks down what a true “scout rifle” is, discusses red dot reliability, and why most …
In today’s episode of Taking Aim, Rich Nance sits down with Buck Buckner, Training Manager for AimPoint USA and a 20+ year veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard's deployable specialized forces, joins Taking Aim to break down what it really takes to master a red dot on a pistol. Whether you're in law enfo…
In this episode of Taking Aim, host Rich Nance sits down with Cecil Burch, a third-degree black belt in Gracie jiu-jitsu and longtime martial arts and combatives instructor who owns Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Anthem in Arizona, to explore his decades-long journey through dozens of martial arts disciplines be…
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