Videos tagged with NVG Training

This video details the 'Zipper Drill,' a tactical night shooting exercise demonstrated by an experienced instructor from Tactical Rifleman. The drill focuses on driving sight picture and rounds from the high A-zone up to the T-box while simulating target movement. It emphasizes the importance of double taps and continuous trigger control for effective engagement under night vision conditions.

This video argues against the necessity of night vision devices (NVDs) for the average firearms enthusiast, citing high costs, limited practical returns, and significant drawbacks. The speaker, drawing on personal experience with PVS14 and PVS31 units for work, highlights the steep learning curve, discomfort, and potential for obsolescence of NVD technology. Instead, the video advocates for investing in ammunition, training, and more practical gear.

This video details the stages of the Moons Out 2025 night vision rifle match, showcasing the use of an AR-15 equipped with a PEQ-15A laser/illuminator and EOTech optic. The presenter, Ian McCollum, navigates various challenging stages that test marksmanship, tactical decision-making, and proficiency with night vision equipment under simulated combat scenarios. The content highlights the importance of effective IR illumination and laser aiming for night engagements.

This YouTube Short focuses on the challenges encountered during night vision training. While the video title itself doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the context of 'training' in relation to night vision often implies tactical applications, which are commonly associated with firearms usage. The description directs viewers to several related channels, including 'Classic Firearms,' 'Outside The Warehouse,' and a 'CF_Podcast,' further reinforcing a connection to the firearms community.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'Facing Challenges in Night Vision Training!', hints at the complexities and difficulties encountered during training with night vision equipment. While no specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers are explicitly mentioned, the title strongly suggests a focus on tactical training and the operational aspects of using night vision devices in a firearms context. The description also links to other channels dedicated to firearms and related content, further reinforcing the likely subject matter.

This content emphasizes the importance of proper training and familiarization when using Night Vision Goggles (NVGs). It highlights that users often experience a temporary decrease in spatial awareness and suggests practical exercises like focusing, gain adjustment, and obstacle courses to mitigate this. The goal is to help individuals maintain normal motor skills and situational awareness under NVGs, treating low-light conditions as similar to daylight operations.

This guide details the passive shooting technique, emphasizing cost-effective entry into night vision operations. Instruction from Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS highlights using NVGs with a night-vision-compatible optic and illuminator, bypassing expensive IR lasers. It covers essential gear and the importance of proficient weapon handling in low-light conditions.

This video details the MARSOC Shoot House Qualification (Mod Qual), a military standard for CQB training. Experts Lucas Botkin and Brandon, a former MARSOC member, test T.REX ARMS plate carriers during the qualification. They critique military standards, emphasizing the need for more challenging targets and scoring, and demonstrate the drill under night vision conditions. The qualification is presented as a baseline for safety and consistency, not the ultimate measure of shooting skill.

This guide details the process and challenges of bridging analog night vision (PVS-14) with thermal optics (RH-25). It highlights the significant cognitive load involved in processing two distinct image types simultaneously and emphasizes the need for extensive training (30+ hours) to achieve proficiency. The speaker, with high authority based on hands-on experience, compares the image clarity between the two technologies.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of a night vision setup for civilian and law enforcement use, featuring the Low Light Innovations LL21 bino NVGs, a Team Wendy EXFIL helmet, and various weapon-mounted accessories. The instructor emphasizes the importance of training and proper gear setup, detailing the features and performance of each component, including the helmet, mount, NVGs, and IR/white light devices. Practical demonstrations showcase the capabilities of the NVGs in various low-light scenarios and the effectiveness of IR lasers and illuminators.

This YouTube video focuses on NVG (Night Vision Goggles) training using a Diamondback DB15 rifle. The description highlights that the content is from Basement Operator Company, which offers builds, discount codes, merchandise, and more. It also provides extensive social media links for the creator, Elliott Delp, and contact information for potential collaborations, including their media services. The disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for educational and entertainment purposes and not professional advice.

This video showcases private Night Vision Goggle (NVG) training provided to clients. The title emphasizes a positive and superior experience compared to a typical Friday. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned, the context strongly suggests a firearms-related training scenario, likely involving tactical applications of NVGs.