Performance Pistol/Rifle + Night Vision Operator Course
Morgantown, West Virginia
Combined Course Price: $450
Keystone Dynamic Solutions is offering a special combined training day that brings together our Performance Pistol & Rifle Course and Night Vision Operator Course.
Students may register for either course individually, or purchase the combined package for $450 and attend both courses at a discounted rate.
This provides students with a full day and evening of training, beginning with performance-based rifle and pistol instruction during daylight hours and transitioning into night vision equipment, employment, and live-fire training after dark.
Schedule
Check-In: 08:00 AM
Day Course Start: 08:30 AM
Day Course End: Approximately 17:00
Night Vision Course: Begins following the daytime training block and transition period.
Final night training times may be adjusted based on sunset and environmental conditions.
Daytime Performance Pistol & Rifle Course
The daytime portion begins with an initial assessment designed to establish each shooter’s baseline performance.
Students will then work through detailed instruction and practical exercises covering pistol and rifle fundamentals, including stance, grip, trigger manipulation, target transitions, weapon transitions, stoppages, and shooting while moving.
Throughout the course, instructors will demonstrate techniques and conduct progressive courses of fire designed to develop more consistent, repeatable shooting processes.
The daytime course concludes with a final assessment to measure student progression and identify areas for continued development.
Daytime Learning Objectives
Students will:
- Conduct an individual baseline shooting assessment.
- Develop and reinforce pistol fundamentals.
- Develop and reinforce rifle fundamentals.
- Improve target transitions.
- Practice pistol and rifle weapon transitions.
- Diagnose and clear common stoppages.
- Conduct rifle and pistol courses of fire.
- Practice shooting while moving.
- Combine multiple shooting skills into more complex drills.
- Complete a final performance assessment.
Scheme of Maneuver
Student Arrival / Administration
Check-in and preparation for training.
Introduction / Safety Brief
Course overview, range procedures, and safety requirements.
Individual Assessment
Baseline evaluation of each student’s current shooting performance.
Handgun Fundamentals
Grip, stance, visual process, trigger manipulation, and supporting drills.
Rifle Fundamentals
Rifle handling, positioning, recoil management, and supporting drills.
Handgun Drills
Progressive exercises reinforcing handgun performance.
Rifle Drills
Progressive exercises reinforcing rifle performance.
Lunch
Approximately one hour or adjusted based on the class.
Shooting on the Move Demonstration
Instructor demonstration and explanation of movement techniques.
Shooting on the Move Drills
Students apply movement techniques through progressive drills.
Combined Skills Drills
Students integrate previously covered skills into more complex courses of fire.
Final Individual Assessment
Students complete a final evaluation to measure improvement and identify areas for continued training.
Daytime Round Count
Rifle: Approximately 400 rounds
Pistol: Approximately 250 rounds
Night Vision Operator Course
Following the daytime training block, students participating in the combined package will transition into the Night Vision Operator Course.
This course introduces students to the practical employment of night vision systems and supporting equipment in low-light and no-light environments.
Training will focus on understanding night vision equipment, equipment setup, weapon employment, movement, target engagement, and the differences between operating during daylight conditions and operating under night vision.
Students will have the opportunity to work with their own equipment and evaluate different night vision setups throughout the course.
Night vision demonstration units will also be available for students who are interested in purchasing night vision equipment and want the opportunity to evaluate different systems before making a purchase.
Night Vision Training Topics
Training may include:
- Night vision fundamentals and system capabilities.
- Night vision equipment setup.
- Helmet and equipment configuration.
- Night vision focus and adjustment.
- Movement under night vision.
- Rifle and pistol employment under night vision.
- Passive aiming concepts.
- Laser aiming system employment.
- Target identification and engagement.
- White-light and night vision transitions.
- Equipment limitations and considerations.
- Practical night vision drills and live-fire exercises.
Required Equipment
Students attending the daytime course should bring:
- Working pistol.
- Working rifle.
- Minimum of four magazines for each weapon system.
- Rifle sling.
- Eye protection.
- Ear protection.
- Weapons cleaning equipment.
- Lubrication.
- Appropriate clothing for the weather.
- Food and water for the duration of training.
Tactical equipment or kit may be worn but is not required.
Students attending the Night Vision Operator portion should bring their night vision equipment and supporting equipment if available.
Additional night vision systems will be available for demonstration.
Ammunition Restrictions
The following ammunition is prohibited:
- Steel-core ammunition.
- Armor-piercing ammunition.
- Tracer ammunition.
Full-auto fire is not permitted.
Food and Water
Students are responsible for bringing adequate food, snacks, and water for the duration of the training day.
Water will be available on site; however, students should arrive prepared to remain on the range through both the daytime and nighttime training periods.
Registration Options
Students may register for the daytime Performance Pistol & Rifle Course or Night Vision Operator Course individually.
Students who want to attend both courses on the same training day can purchase the combined package for $450, providing a discounted option compared with purchasing both courses separately.
Refund Policy
Our refund policy is based on the timing of the cancellation request.
More than 14 days before the course: Full refund.
7–14 days before the course: 50% refund.
Less than 7 days before the course: No refund.
No refunds will be issued for no-shows.
Refund requests must be submitted in writing via email to our enrollment team and will be returned to the original payment method.
Refund processing may take up to 14 days.
If Keystone Dynamic Solutions cancels the course due to unforeseen circumstances or failure to meet minimum enrollment requirements, students will receive a full refund.
Training Eligibility
Keystone Dynamic Solutions reserves the right to refuse training based on applicable eligibility requirements.
Training is available exclusively to United States citizens who are legally permitted to possess and operate the firearms and equipment required for the course.
Individuals with felony convictions or other legally disqualifying statuses are not eligible to participate.
Students may be required to provide proof of U.S. citizenship and may be subject to verification or background checks prior to training.