Night Vision (NVG) Shooting Class
Train with night vision goggles at Poland Shooting Center — helmet setup, IR laser zeroing and live-fire drills under the guidance of English-speaking ex-military instructors. No licence required.
What is an NVG?
NVG stands for night vision goggles — helmet-mounted devices that amplify ambient light and infrared illumination so you can see, move and shoot in complete darkness. They are the standard night equipment of modern military and police units around the world.
Shooting with NVG is a completely different skill from daytime shooting: your weapon is fitted with an infrared (IR) laser, you aim by superimposing the laser on the target through the goggles, and everything depends on a properly set up helmet and a correct zero. Our courses take you through the full process, step by step.
Introduction to Night Vision Shooting
Learn how to use night vision, set up your helmet, and get your weapons ready — installing an IR laser and making the zero.
- Helmet and NVG setup
- Installing the IR laser on your weapon
- Zeroing the IR laser and NVG
- Static live-fire drills on the range
This course is static only and is open to beginners, or shooters who want to warm up before the advanced night vision shooting course.
Advanced Night Vision Course
Only for advanced shooters looking to maximize performance and proficiency with night vision shooting. You will shoot on the move with multiple targets at multiple distances — for speed and accuracy.
- Shooting on the move under NVG
- Multiple targets at multiple distances
- Speed and accuracy under night conditions
Requirements
Must be proficient in the safe operation of both a pistol and an AR15 and fully familiar with standard firearms safety rules.
Any safety violation, accidental or negligent discharge may result in immediate removal from the course.
Book Your Night Vision Shooting Class
Night vision courses are booked directly with our team — tell us your experience level and preferred dates, and we will confirm availability and pricing.
