NVG 101 is our foundational program that's designed to give students a foundation knowledge of night vision and applicaition working both primary and secondary weapon systems. This 16 hr course takes students from a foundational equipment understanding, selection and setup, to applicaiton of the equipment. Students will be put through multiple drills, and scenarios. At the completion of the course students will have a working knowledge of night vision devices and how to propely employ them.

NVG equipment is being provided by Z-Bar Supply.

There is lodging on site for rent. For more information contact Mr. Chad Timney

– (702) 682-3475

NVG 101 (Familiarization & Applicaition)

$600.00

Safety rules

How night vision works

Helmet and gear setup

Zeroing laser devices

Efficient and consistent Fundamentals

Passive vs. active aiming

Reloads in the dark

Weapon manipulation in low light/no light

Cover/Shooting Positions

Target Transitions

Low light/No light shooting techniques

Environmental considerations in dark environments

Positional shooting

Performance-based shooting

Various distance engagements

Terminal Ballistics

Managing speed vs accuracy

Shooting on the move/Moving then shooting in low light/low light
Common Sense/Open Mind

Carbine with a weapon mounted lR Laser

Helmet or Skull cap

NVG's

Pistol

Batteries

Sling

Battle Belt with appendix or strong side holster

Handheld light

IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit)

700 rounds of carbine ammunition (minimum).

500 round of pistol ammunition (minimum)

3 rifle magazines (minimum)

3 pistol magazine

Appropriate clothing for training

Knee pads, Elbow Pads, (optional, but recommended)

Clear eye protection, hearing protection (electronic recommended), and a baseball cap

Food & Water

Plate Carrier or Chest Rig (optional)

Note taking material

Sharpie
60 days or more until class - no questions asked 100% refund minus transaction fees.

Less than 60 days until class - you will receive a credit for a future class and rescheduling fee.

No shows, no calls, and no warning - forfeit of funds.

Class credits are only valid for up to 12 months from the date of the course the student was credited for.

Class credit is for an equal or lesser course approved by the cadre.

Failure to use the credit in 12 month window results in forfeiture of the credit.

NVG 101 (Familiarization & Applicaition)

Topics Covered

Minimum Gear Requirement

Not Allowed

Refund Policy