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Spencer Feldman: The Inventor Of The Green Light Sight (Shoot Faster)

About This Episode

In this episode of the Tactical Business Podcast, host Wade Skalsky sits down with Spencer Feldman, inventor and founder of Greenlight Sights, to discuss his revolutionary firearm optic designed for speed and accuracy in high-stress situations. Spencer shares how his background in alternative medicine led to creating a game-changing sight that enhances point shooting—perfect for self-defense, law enforcement, and competitive shooters. Learn why this innovation is transforming training and real-world gunfights.

Insights In This Episode

  • The Greenlight Sight trades extreme accuracy for rapid target acquisition, prioritizing survival in close-quarters gunfights.
  • Police miss 90% of shots in gunfights; Spencer’s sight improved qualification rates dramatically.
  • Works for visually impaired shooters (e.g., those without glasses) by relying on a fuzzy green box vs. sharp sights.
  • Departments are switching from red dots to Greenlight Sights due to reliability, cost, and faster qualifications.

About Tactical Business

Tactical Business is the weekly business show for the firearms industry. The podcast features in-depth interviews with the entrepreneurs, professionals and technologists who are enabling the next generation of firearms businesses to innovate and grow.

Episode Summary

Spencer Feldman: The Inventor Of The Green Light Sight (Shoot Faster)

Introduction to the Green Light Sight

Spencer Feldman, founder of Greenlight Sights, joins the Tactical Business Podcast to discuss his revolutionary firearm optic designed for speed and accuracy in high-stress scenarios. Unlike traditional iron sights or red dots, the Green Light Sight uses lenticular lens technology to provide an instant visual cue—turning green when aligned with the target—making it ideal for self-defense, law enforcement, and competitive shooting.

The Inspiration Behind the Invention

  • Spencer, a gun enthusiast with a background in alternative medicine, developed the sight after struggling with poor visibility in low-light conditions.
  • Realizing most gunfights happen at close range (10-15 feet), he prioritized point shooting (instinctive aiming) over precision optics.
  • The sight co-witnesses with existing optics, allowing users to transition seamlessly between fast point shooting and precision aiming.

How the Green Light Sight Works

  • Uses a lenticular lens array (similar to childhood animation toys) to display a bright green light only when properly aligned.
  • Corrects for vertical misalignment (up/down) since lateral (left/right) adjustments are easier with muscle memory.
  • Designed for speed over pinpoint accuracy, ensuring rapid torso hits in life-or-death situations.

Performance & Real-World Benefits

  • Twice as fast as red dots and 57% faster than iron sights in testing.
  • Helps legally blind shooters and those with astigmatisms by relying on a large, bright reticle instead of fine crosshairs.
  • Improves police qualification rates—one officer improved from 32/50 to 49/50 after using the sight.

Future Vision & Market Expansion

  • Spencer aims to equip police departments, competitive shooters, and civilian gun owners with his technology.
  • Plans to expand compatibility to more firearm models (currently optimized for Glocks, SIG P365/P320, and Hellcats).
  • Emphasizes training efficiency—users adapt in under 30 seconds, making it ideal for beginners and professionals alike.