Fighting at night. The Amtac Shooting Level 2 NVG course is designed to train solid Americans how to maximize the advantage of fighting at night time. What are the best tactics, what is the right gear, what are the best practices to maximize our chances of success? How do we shoot, move and communicate at night? In this course, we will cover:

• Day and night shooting with pistol and carbine
• Setting up your helmet and NODs
• Setting up pistol and carbine for night fighting
• Team movement at night
• Intro to day and night 2 man CQB
• Force on force runs at night
• Radio communications
• Team Tactics

This is a physically demanding course. You will need a baseline of fitness to participate. For this Level 2 Course, I recommend that you have spent some time on NODs before you come.

Student Gear List: 

• AR-15 style rifle with sling (if you really want to run something else let me know and we can discuss)
• Night vision compatible red dot sight and or laser and illuminator
• Helmet-mounted night vision/ batteries
• 4-5 rifle magazines 
• 500 rifle rounds
• Method of carrying rifle mags (Can be a chest rig, plate carrier, battle belt or both)
• Eye protection/ hearing protection
• Have the ability to run FRS/ MURS freqs with your comms headset
• Loose-fitting pants/ shirt/ hat/ gloves/ warmies/ rain gear and knee pads are optional
• Blow out kit and tourniquet
• Water/ snacks/ coffee
• Spare parts for rifle/ pistol and spare batteries for optics/ flashlight
• Handgun (full-size pistol or compact. Run an RDS with your pistol and have the ability to push IR light and preferably white light as well. Surefire X-300v is the best option for both.)
• Holster and mag pouches
• Three to four pistol mags
• 500 rounds pistol ammunition

Location:
Amtac Training Center, a private facility 1 hour north of Coeur D'Alene, Idaho (directions provided in course confirmation email).

Lodging:
Lodging is available onsite for an additional $100 per night, payable to Amtac Shooting (please email us at [email protected]). You must reach out to us to coordinate lodging arrangements no later than two weeks before the course. Photos.
  

Course Contact Information
Bill Rapier
[email protected]
Team Amtac: (208) 701-2542