Learn from what night vision is and how it works, application and limitations. NVG 1 is a blend of performance/practical shooting and defensive base shooting. It cover subjects like self-diagnostics, the importance of vision, and helps to push students to a higher level of performance no matter the level you are. This class is tailored to help you become more efficient and consistent shooter day or night.
(2 Nights, 16-18 hour class)
LIMITED NVG RENTALS AVAILABLE CLICK HERE
 
Upcoming Classes:
Jan 9-10, 2026 - Indiantown, FL 
Feb 6-7, 2026 - Vero Beach, FL
Feb 20-21, 2026 - Sarasota, FL
Feb 27-28, 2026 - Eagle Lake, TX
Mar 13-14, 2026 - Ashburn, GA
May 1-2, 2026 - Gerrardstown, WV 
Sep 18-19, 2026 - Goldendale, WA 
Oct 16-17, 2026 - Salt Lake City, UT 
 
What to bring to a Night Vision Class
 
Outline:
Safety
How night vision works
Helmet and gear setup
Zeroing laser devices
Efficient and consistent Fundamentals
Passive/White light shooting
Reloads in the dark
Malfunctions in the dark
Cover/Shooting Positions
Target Transitions
Low light/No light shooting techniques
Performance-based Movement
 
Required Equipment:
Helmet Mounted Night Vision (Gen 2 or better) RENTALS LIMITED
Ear and eye protection
Zeroed Duty rifle with a white light, IR aiming device (PEQ, DBAL A3,/D2 PEQ, RAIDX, NGAL, MAWL), and sling
Red dot equipped handgun Zeroed (caliber: 9mm or larger)(WE NO LONGER ALLOW ANY SIG 320 VARIANT)
Kydex style holster that keeps shape
3-5 mags for each firearm
1000 rounds of ammunition - Rifle
400 rounds of ammunition - Handgun
1-2 mag pouches each
Water
Spare Batteries
Handheld/admin light
Personal Individual FIrst aid kit (Gear to be used on you)
Black Marker
Notepad
 
Additional but not required equipment:
Knee pads
Gloves
Spare Firearm
Snacks/Food
Tools for your equipment
Cleaning kit w/ oil
Headlamp
Rain gear and/or cold weather gear (depending on weather)
 
After payment, your slot is guaranteed in class.