Night Operator Course
SKU:
$550.00
$550.00
per item
Days: 2
Hours: 16
Round Count: 1000 Carbine/250 Pistol
The Ridgeline Night Operator Course provides students best practices for the employment of Night Vision and White Light inside the Rifleman’s Area of Responsibility (0-300m). A heavy emphasis will be placed on engagements inside of 50y.
1. Graduates of this course will be able to make immediate incapacitation shots from 0-100 yards with a 99% hit probability (day or night and from the prone position).
2. Graduates of this course will be able to make non-instantaneous incapacitation shots from 0-300 yards with a 90% hit probability (day or night and from any position).
3. Graduates of this course will be able to successfully pass a known qualification course of fire with an 80% hit probability (day or night)
Pre Requisites: Students MUST have successfully completed Advanced Pistol and Carbine training prior to this course. Students should be able to perform the following BEFORE arrival:
Pistol:
-80+ Score NRA B8 (25y, Standing Freestyle, Slow Fire)
-Sub 3.0 sec Draw from Holster (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
-Sub 4.0 sec Slide Lock Reload (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
Carbine:
-90+ Score NRA B8 (100y, Prone, Slow Fire)
-Sub 1.0 sec Presentation (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
-Sub 4.0 sec Bolt Lock Reload (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
-Sub 4.0 sec Rifle/Pistol Transition (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
Objectives:
Night Vision Theory
-Optic Manipulation
-Laser Manipulation & Laser Zeroing Procedures
-Manipulating the Environment
Equipment setup for Night Operations
-Individual Equipment Setup
-Rifle Setup
-Night Safety Considerations
Night Carbine Operation
-Low/No-Light Fundamentals
-Loading/Reloading
-Short Range Engagements
-Mid-Range Engagements (Rifleman’s AOR)
-White Light Integration
-Malfunction Clearance
Night Pistol Operation
-Low/No-Light Fundamentals
-Loading/Reloading
-Iron Sights v. RDS
-Rifle -> Pistol Transitions
-White Light Techniques
Combative Application
-Individual Movement Techniques
-Working Cover/Terrain
-Self-Aid
Equipment List
Hours: 16
Round Count: 1000 Carbine/250 Pistol
The Ridgeline Night Operator Course provides students best practices for the employment of Night Vision and White Light inside the Rifleman’s Area of Responsibility (0-300m). A heavy emphasis will be placed on engagements inside of 50y.
1. Graduates of this course will be able to make immediate incapacitation shots from 0-100 yards with a 99% hit probability (day or night and from the prone position).
2. Graduates of this course will be able to make non-instantaneous incapacitation shots from 0-300 yards with a 90% hit probability (day or night and from any position).
3. Graduates of this course will be able to successfully pass a known qualification course of fire with an 80% hit probability (day or night)
Pre Requisites: Students MUST have successfully completed Advanced Pistol and Carbine training prior to this course. Students should be able to perform the following BEFORE arrival:
Pistol:
-80+ Score NRA B8 (25y, Standing Freestyle, Slow Fire)
-Sub 3.0 sec Draw from Holster (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
-Sub 4.0 sec Slide Lock Reload (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
Carbine:
-90+ Score NRA B8 (100y, Prone, Slow Fire)
-Sub 1.0 sec Presentation (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
-Sub 4.0 sec Bolt Lock Reload (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
-Sub 4.0 sec Rifle/Pistol Transition (A-Zone Hit, 7y)
Objectives:
Night Vision Theory
-Optic Manipulation
-Laser Manipulation & Laser Zeroing Procedures
-Manipulating the Environment
Equipment setup for Night Operations
-Individual Equipment Setup
-Rifle Setup
-Night Safety Considerations
Night Carbine Operation
-Low/No-Light Fundamentals
-Loading/Reloading
-Short Range Engagements
-Mid-Range Engagements (Rifleman’s AOR)
-White Light Integration
-Malfunction Clearance
Night Pistol Operation
-Low/No-Light Fundamentals
-Loading/Reloading
-Iron Sights v. RDS
-Rifle -> Pistol Transitions
-White Light Techniques
Combative Application
-Individual Movement Techniques
-Working Cover/Terrain
-Self-Aid
Equipment List
- Carbine – (with) optic/sling/light/aiming laser
- Pistol – (with) weapon-mounted light (A Red Dot Sight is Recommended)
- Individual Equipment
- I.E. Belt or PC/Chestrig
- Ability to Hold 3 Rifle Mags/2 Pistol Mags
- (4) Carbine Mags/(4) Pistol Mags (min)
- Helmet/Skullcrusher (or equivalent)
- “24hr Pack” to hold water/chow/spare batteries/cleaning gear/wet weather gear/etc
- NVD/NVG’s
- Headlamp – white/red lens
- Handheld Flashlight
- Weapon Cleaning Gear
- Note Book