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Night Vision Shoot: Pre-Planning
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Just thinking out loud here.... ...with safety in mind, we might have to require gen 2 or better NV, along with some sort of weapon mounted illuminator, on-body IR strobe or IR chem light, and possibly body armor as well. As well as a sufficient trauma kit and and have a pre-planned route to the nearest medical services and/or coordinates/nearest cross streets for EMS and a pre-planned meet up point in the event that it happens with designated persons who will make the call, transport, etc. Along with at least one vehicle on scene sufficient and ready to transport. Though I don't expect many persons to actually show for something like this due to the drive time and the prohibitive cost of night vision gear, we should limit the number of persons in attendance for safety.Comment
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Sounds stupid.
No way I'm going out into the middle of nowhere with some random OT warrior.Stand up and be counted, or lay down and be mounted... -Mac

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You misunderstood and no. That being said when you have equipment that costs more than a lot of people's annual income some caution is warrantedLast edited by CouchOperator; 09-05-2017, 1:11 AM.Comment
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Bump.
Guess ill cut to the chase. If you have any interest whatsoever, or intend on showing, please list your previous experience under professional instruction as well as a sample of the gear that you possess. It seems alot of naysayers are jumping in this thread out of ignorance of the gear or pure jealousy probably due to being excluded based on the nature of the required gear, so from here on out i need to know a bit of your background and gear selection so we are all on the same page. Feel free to DM me the info if you dont want it public.
Itll be a safe event, and i dont need/want nanny's outside of their lane breathing down my neck over **** i can handle myself especially on a topic they have no real grasp on.
If you cant message or post that information, stay out of this thread.
That is all.Last edited by CouchOperator; 09-05-2017, 1:21 AM.Comment
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Sounds like a great time and I'd love to try it out. However, I do not have the equipment or experience with NVG and haven't yet planned on acquiring anything in the near future.
I'd love to see some pictures/videos of how the shoot went though afterwards.Comment
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Got PVS-15's + LA-5/PEQ and stayed at a Holiday Inn Express. When's this going down?Bump.
Guess ill cut to the chase. If you have any interest whatsoever, or intend on showing, please list your previous experience under professional instruction as well as a sample of the gear that you possess. It seems alot of naysayers are jumping in this thread out of ignorance of the gear or pure jealousy probably due to being excluded based on the nature of the required gear, so from here on out i need to know a bit of your background and gear selection so we are all on the same page. Feel free to DM me the info if you dont want it public.
Itll be a safe event, and i dont need/want nanny's outside of their lane breathing down my neck over **** i can handle myself especially on a topic they have no real grasp on.
If you cant message or post that information, stay out of this thread.
That is all.Comment
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For those interested in training, I see LMS has NVG class coming up
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Im down. One ir strobe per person and ir glowstick front and back of body. To the first timers highly recommend slings for rifles. If theres course of fire and movijg then absolutely no moving with a handgun. Must be holstered.
Honestly for safety purposes prob better to just have a clear line to shoot behind from.For Sale!!
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