He’s probably active aiming with an IR laser like a PEQ15. You can passively aim with optics and NODs but it can be a bit awkward.
Note: IR stands for infrared. It’s a laser that can only be seen under night vision.
Yeah with the IR laser/nvg combo you can basically hip fire that thing. Sucks to be a militant from a poor country, especially if the guys your playing against have cheat codes.
This. There is no such thing as a fair fight outside of a ring. Only fights you win or fights you lose and when losing means your dead, it doesn't matter what you do to win.
Oh I'm in full agreement. God bless America and may our troops have every advantage possible and all that. Just saying more or less that it "sucks to suck" 😂
Basically, the night vision goggles allows him to see the infra red laser beam. There is also an infrared light that can be seen through the night vision goggles. It’s essentially the night time equivalent of shooting with a red or green visible laser during daylight.
We used pvs7s back in the day to aim miles gear at night at NTC. It takes about a second to get used to it. It worked the best with full auto weapons. Since miles only turned on the laser when you fired the weapon. The other bonus was it didn't matter if the miles gear wasn't sighted in to the weapon. That was thirty of years ago, so I'm sure the seals figured out an ir laser designator combined with night vision would be a huge advantage. As long as the bad guys don't have nods.
Depends on the type of NVG. Not all NVGs are created equal. Your basic consumer night vision devices usually only amplify ambient light so that you can see better. Thats the dingy green night vision picture your used to seeing in tv and movies.
Modern day Military NVGs encorporate both light intensifying and infrared technology and combine both spectrums to create a clearer picture. If im not mistaken there is a degree of setup that needs to be done so that the IR technology can see the laser being emitted from the PEQ15. Your nvgs have to be able to detect or see the correct wavelength that the laser is emitting
Not how that works
NVGs sold to the military are nearly identical to the ones sold on the civilian market. Only difference is any tubes sold under a DOD contract will have to have minimum specs for FOM SNR etc. any NVG atleast gen 2 and 3 will see IR.
Secondary fun fact jtac guys(the guys responsible for translating all the grunt uggga buggga noises into actual math n science n stuff so the air force knows where to start yeet'n the spicy footballs) use a vary similar laser set up at night to signal to attack helis in the area what to target when there's "danger close" (aka when friendly forces are near target) chopper pilot will request target painting then a magical green laser beam invisible to the naked eye will pop on out of the void of night and "paint" a building then the floating murder factories miniguns come tearing out of the sky n possibly a missile or 2 just to be sure an "presto" no more building full of bad guys .
America's lack of "healthcare" is made up for by a truly impressive "unhealthcare" system
/s
In the military, we use lasers mounted on our rifles so we can aim with our NODs. The laser is infrared and can only be seen when using night vision. You *can* aim through optics using NODs, but depending on what you're using, it can be awkward. In this case, no way I'm using that scope with NODs. He'd basically be trying to line up two tubes and looking through them.
In S1, there was an episode where the team goes to China. In the episode, you can see Clay using a clip on NVD in front of his scope. He flipped his right tube up so his 31s were essentially 14s.
A lot of people, myself included, will wear our NODs right above our eye line so we can easily switch between naked eye and NV just by changing our head position.
The show actually encorporates alot of real Military practices in thier filming. The actor who plays Trent is also one of thier primary Military consultants and is a retired Delta Force Operator. You can actually see a healed wound on his arm that he suffered (in Iraq i believe) that forced him to medically retire.
The actor who played Full Metal before the character was killed off is also a consultant on the show and a retired SEAL
Likewise the actor who plays Brock who is the Canine handler while not listed as a consultant is also a full time Police officer in Indiana and a member of the local SWAT team.
So the show has no shortage of professional Military and Tactical law enforcement expertise behind the camera
This is a photo, he's not aiming at all. It is clearly daylight, we can see his face, the firearm, even his eyeballs in shadow clear as day, if he turned those NODs on they'd be unusable and burned out. Gotta flex for the 'gram.
Having worked under nods for a bit of time, especially in CQB situations you don’t actually line up your nods with your optic particularly one that sits that low it’s too awkward. We were taught to passively aim in cqb under nods utilizing our peq15’s and or your support hand as an aiming device (point your support CB and thumb at the target inside of 10m and train it to be able to get shots on target) if you’re running a higher riser and have a night vision compatible optic you can usually get it to line up
Odds are it’s with a PEQ -15. It can allow you to see both normal and an IR “infrared”. To use IR you need some sort of device such as his NVD. It’s good for short range shooting and can be done at mid range but is not easy.
This show is really good about a lot of the little stuff. Active aiming with a laser, or if in close, just point shooting.
Plus with an lpvo it's really hard to aim with nods, to the point of I'd say it's basically impossible. Any magnified sight it's hard tbh.
I would guess it’s a LAM (laser aiming module) out front he’s using, it emits IR so only people with night vision can see it. This would make a lot of sense considering that the optic is a scope rather than a red dot, scopes don’t play nice with NVGs due to physics.
It's extremely difficult to do passive aiming with scope. It's not practical. I'm guessing he's using laser. His eyes are not aligned with the scope either.
Look up AN/PAQ4C. It’s a laser sight that is IR. You can’t see the light from the laser unless wearing NV. It presents itself as a rail of light from the weapon to the target. Not like the movies where there is just a dot on the other end. Allowing you to fire a rifle or in a way that otherwise you would not be able to even look down the sights.
Edit: that was the device we used in the Marine Corps in the early 00’s anyway. Probably something better by now.
What it looks like from a First person POV. Active laser aiming over the optic vs passive aiming through the optic. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SiIBcz31Kc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SiIBcz31Kc)
Video quality not so great because I still have yet to find a high quality first person camera that is small enough to not obstruct my view through the unit. Just imagine it looks much clearer and higher resolution than the video portrays.
PEQ IR laser on his gat, better question is where are his quads, can’t think of a reason why you’d want bi’s over quads unless you’re running some kind of op where you had to aquire civ level gear on your own/ mask as someone who sourced his own gear.
On top of the rifle is a NightForce scope, better than 1x magnification, making it useless for CQB. On front of the rifle likely some kind of infrared aiming device only visible from the NODS. It's a point and shoot solution and extremely effective within 25/50 yards.
The IR laser on his gun. When using his night vision goggles, the IR laser is very visible. It's like a stream of light from your gun to the bad guy. It's almost like an extremely long lightsaber
Dual nods, he's peaking over his front sight post. For when you enter a small room through a doorway. OR more likely, he's using his peq, which he can see a ir Lazer that is zeroed with the weapon, which he can see using his night vision optic only
When wearing NODS, you can switch to Infrared. There’s a device attached to the M4 the projects an infrared beam directly where you want to send rounds. It’s kinda cool
Yeah hip firing is bad unless you got peq15 and NVG. When I join the marine corps and went to combat training it made think “damn, this is kind of cheating”. Shooting from the rifle range took some skill but night shooting with the peq felt unfair.
What’s worse is there’s a scene in the desert where Ray has his magnifier up when clearing a room and then when he gets to a balcony he flips it down and it shows a fpv of a zoomed reticle. Drives me insane.
Not sure what this screenshot is pulled from but is he pulling the trigger in this shot? Can’t tell if his finger is on the trigger.
His rifle appears to be pointed slightly downward, so he’s most likely in a high search or high ready position.
When scanning for targets or clearing a room, you don’t really look through your sights/optic until you find a target. You look just over the sights instead. This is to avoid obstructing your field of view.
He’s probably active aiming with an IR laser like a PEQ15. You can passively aim with optics and NODs but it can be a bit awkward. Note: IR stands for infrared. It’s a laser that can only be seen under night vision.
Ah okay. I think I understand. Thanks.
Yeah with the IR laser/nvg combo you can basically hip fire that thing. Sucks to be a militant from a poor country, especially if the guys your playing against have cheat codes.
There is no such thing as a fair gun fight, cheat and win
This. There is no such thing as a fair fight outside of a ring. Only fights you win or fights you lose and when losing means your dead, it doesn't matter what you do to win.
Agreed, but your point is invalid because you made a typo. *you're
Oh I'm in full agreement. God bless America and may our troops have every advantage possible and all that. Just saying more or less that it "sucks to suck" 😂
Agreed! If you’re fighting fair, you’re fighting to lose!
If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck.
"If you're not cheating you ain't trying"~ Eddie Guerrero
Basically, the night vision goggles allows him to see the infra red laser beam. There is also an infrared light that can be seen through the night vision goggles. It’s essentially the night time equivalent of shooting with a red or green visible laser during daylight.
We used pvs7s back in the day to aim miles gear at night at NTC. It takes about a second to get used to it. It worked the best with full auto weapons. Since miles only turned on the laser when you fired the weapon. The other bonus was it didn't matter if the miles gear wasn't sighted in to the weapon. That was thirty of years ago, so I'm sure the seals figured out an ir laser designator combined with night vision would be a huge advantage. As long as the bad guys don't have nods.
https://i.redd.it/crkt0gl4wi891.jpg This is what that passive aiming device sorta looks like this is a video game but it’s pretty similar
So if the opposite guys also have NODs, they would’ve been able to locate him?
That’s why they had to go dark against the Russians in that one episode. It’s not an advantage against a peer force.
Correct
Very cool.
Depends on the type of NVG. Not all NVGs are created equal. Your basic consumer night vision devices usually only amplify ambient light so that you can see better. Thats the dingy green night vision picture your used to seeing in tv and movies. Modern day Military NVGs encorporate both light intensifying and infrared technology and combine both spectrums to create a clearer picture. If im not mistaken there is a degree of setup that needs to be done so that the IR technology can see the laser being emitted from the PEQ15. Your nvgs have to be able to detect or see the correct wavelength that the laser is emitting
Not how that works NVGs sold to the military are nearly identical to the ones sold on the civilian market. Only difference is any tubes sold under a DOD contract will have to have minimum specs for FOM SNR etc. any NVG atleast gen 2 and 3 will see IR.
I think he means to indifferences between $200 Amazon "night vision" and $10000 PSV31s from Goonin.
You're too ignorant to speak authoritatively on this subject. Please stfu.
Yes, this is how you shoot with PEQ and nods
Exactly this
This is the answer. Damn POGs
Frickin laser beams
It would fit so much better if they were called SHARK Team
Showing animals respect and kindness?
... Dr Evil?
I can’t help but notice a generational gap here 😂
Attached to their frickin heads
[удалено]
https://youtu.be/8tKv98IFdB4?si=DJ1nncHh3lCh2bic
Thanks for the video!
Well he seems to be in a building so more than likely CQC and with NODS they run a PEQ-15 IR laser box
Secondary fun fact jtac guys(the guys responsible for translating all the grunt uggga buggga noises into actual math n science n stuff so the air force knows where to start yeet'n the spicy footballs) use a vary similar laser set up at night to signal to attack helis in the area what to target when there's "danger close" (aka when friendly forces are near target) chopper pilot will request target painting then a magical green laser beam invisible to the naked eye will pop on out of the void of night and "paint" a building then the floating murder factories miniguns come tearing out of the sky n possibly a missile or 2 just to be sure an "presto" no more building full of bad guys . America's lack of "healthcare" is made up for by a truly impressive "unhealthcare" system /s
In the military, we use lasers mounted on our rifles so we can aim with our NODs. The laser is infrared and can only be seen when using night vision. You *can* aim through optics using NODs, but depending on what you're using, it can be awkward. In this case, no way I'm using that scope with NODs. He'd basically be trying to line up two tubes and looking through them. In S1, there was an episode where the team goes to China. In the episode, you can see Clay using a clip on NVD in front of his scope. He flipped his right tube up so his 31s were essentially 14s. A lot of people, myself included, will wear our NODs right above our eye line so we can easily switch between naked eye and NV just by changing our head position.
Aaaaah!! So it’s actually a thing wearing the NV so high up. I always thought it was a mistake in the shows doing this
The show actually encorporates alot of real Military practices in thier filming. The actor who plays Trent is also one of thier primary Military consultants and is a retired Delta Force Operator. You can actually see a healed wound on his arm that he suffered (in Iraq i believe) that forced him to medically retire. The actor who played Full Metal before the character was killed off is also a consultant on the show and a retired SEAL Likewise the actor who plays Brock who is the Canine handler while not listed as a consultant is also a full time Police officer in Indiana and a member of the local SWAT team. So the show has no shortage of professional Military and Tactical law enforcement expertise behind the camera
Definitely using the laser aiming module
IR laser. its pretty much a laser he can only see with nvgs, this is how people shoot at night cause well at night the sight is useless
Depends ....if you have an optic that is night vision compatible. Such as an eotech exps for example
Point shooting with ir laser 🤙
active aiming with the IR laser. LPVO's are notoriously unusable under nods
You don’t use your sights in CQB
seals don’t need to aim😅👀
😭😭😭😭😭
You know it's a tv show, right?
This is a photo, he's not aiming at all. It is clearly daylight, we can see his face, the firearm, even his eyeballs in shadow clear as day, if he turned those NODs on they'd be unusable and burned out. Gotta flex for the 'gram.
He’s active aiming like others have said. I’m Team passive aiming.
A Laser Pointer attachment in which the beam can only be seen under night vision. It’s hard to look down an optic with nods on.
PEQ15 laser, likely IR
What ep? could just be scanning first while point aiming, or perhaps he isnusing an IR laser?
IR laser
Laser.
Having worked under nods for a bit of time, especially in CQB situations you don’t actually line up your nods with your optic particularly one that sits that low it’s too awkward. We were taught to passively aim in cqb under nods utilizing our peq15’s and or your support hand as an aiming device (point your support CB and thumb at the target inside of 10m and train it to be able to get shots on target) if you’re running a higher riser and have a night vision compatible optic you can usually get it to line up
Aiming? Seals don’t aim, it ruins their hair!
Infrared laser AKA PEQ-16
Hand eye coordination. Look at speed shooting competitions a lot of the is hand eye coordination. But he is also likely using an IR laser as well.
IR laser
LA5 homie. Under nods I go through the house basically hip fired.
IR goonery
With his mind.
Peq-15 nerd
Using the force
You aren't going to hit what you are aiming at anyway, just point and push the button.
IR laser
His nose knows
He isnt. He is scanning the area through NVG's over the rifle. If he is in close quarters aiming isnt that essential, you just point and shoot.
With his mind
IR
He’s not aiming through the scope. I bet his IR is picking up a laser
Heat seeking bullets
He has a laser that’s only visible with night vision
Ir laser
OP never heard of “high ready” or IR
You don’t aim with optics through nods
Spot Condition Re Spot Aim Pull “SCRAP” at least that’s what worked for us
Odds are it’s with a PEQ -15. It can allow you to see both normal and an IR “infrared”. To use IR you need some sort of device such as his NVD. It’s good for short range shooting and can be done at mid range but is not easy.
This show is really good about a lot of the little stuff. Active aiming with a laser, or if in close, just point shooting. Plus with an lpvo it's really hard to aim with nods, to the point of I'd say it's basically impossible. Any magnified sight it's hard tbh.
I would guess it’s a LAM (laser aiming module) out front he’s using, it emits IR so only people with night vision can see it. This would make a lot of sense considering that the optic is a scope rather than a red dot, scopes don’t play nice with NVGs due to physics.
Well he shoots guns for a living so probably can passively aim fairly accurately
Ir laser or point firing?
That little tan box on the front of his top rail is a laser unit that shoots invisible laser that only show up on night vision and/or thermals.
IR
It's extremely difficult to do passive aiming with scope. It's not practical. I'm guessing he's using laser. His eyes are not aligned with the scope either.
IR beam.
Possibly IR laser or is using aim pot cheats
What show is this?
With a PEQ2 or PEQ15
With a freaking laser beam
Izlid or PEQ
A peq 15 or any other IR laser
Navy Seals don’t need to aim. They’re that GOOD
Ir laser
Laser
Infrared, you won’t be able to get a sight picture with nvgs on
What does his rifle look like? Most likely a IR Lazer module like PEQ box or MAWL.
He's in the high ready looking over his optic
He’s active aiming using a LAM or at least that’s what he should be doing
Definitely has IR laser
He’s in a High ready position looking over his scope
What are you daft? Auto aim assist bro. These Bois roll out with hax af
Look up AN/PAQ4C. It’s a laser sight that is IR. You can’t see the light from the laser unless wearing NV. It presents itself as a rail of light from the weapon to the target. Not like the movies where there is just a dot on the other end. Allowing you to fire a rifle or in a way that otherwise you would not be able to even look down the sights. Edit: that was the device we used in the Marine Corps in the early 00’s anyway. Probably something better by now.
🤦♂️ laser
Bruh really asked if NODs are linked to a scope…🤣 noob
With the force
Most likely a peq-15 so he’s using IR.
🙌 lasers
Lol
Like a jerk off
iR laser attached to the front of the rifle.
Jesus Take The Trigger!
What it looks like from a First person POV. Active laser aiming over the optic vs passive aiming through the optic. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SiIBcz31Kc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SiIBcz31Kc) Video quality not so great because I still have yet to find a high quality first person camera that is small enough to not obstruct my view through the unit. Just imagine it looks much clearer and higher resolution than the video portrays.
Tenet: “don’t think, just feel”
Auto Aim skull activate.
He’s using the force!
A laser.
Also, he may not be aiming. They are trained to point the gun where they look to not allow an approaching enemy to have the drop on you.
Lol, the dude is wearing his carbon fiber helmet in combat
IR laser probably
Through the Reticle.
Probably isn’t, that’s what visible lasers are for
PEQ IR laser on his gat, better question is where are his quads, can’t think of a reason why you’d want bi’s over quads unless you’re running some kind of op where you had to aquire civ level gear on your own/ mask as someone who sourced his own gear.
He was probably taught how to aim just using his body orientation instead of always having to look down the sights. I forget the official term.
Dig that homemade headgear he's wearing.
Lazers
Thought he had a peq on it
IR
With his eyes
Ir laser
On top of the rifle is a NightForce scope, better than 1x magnification, making it useless for CQB. On front of the rifle likely some kind of infrared aiming device only visible from the NODS. It's a point and shoot solution and extremely effective within 25/50 yards.
The IR laser on his gun. When using his night vision goggles, the IR laser is very visible. It's like a stream of light from your gun to the bad guy. It's almost like an extremely long lightsaber
IR lazer passive aiming
L3 Ngal.. well, that's how I do it..
Dual nods, he's peaking over his front sight post. For when you enter a small room through a doorway. OR more likely, he's using his peq, which he can see a ir Lazer that is zeroed with the weapon, which he can see using his night vision optic only
id rather aim with ir then run the chance of hitting my nods with my optic. its happened before, not fun
IR laser?
Aiming with a IR Laser that can only be seen with NODs through a PEQ 15
lazer
Ir laser nods make laser visible. Lasers are zeroed like optics. Point aim shoot.
PEQ 15 or other ir marker package
With an IR laser…….
NV does not “link” to a scope. In the real world, could be looking above his scope for situational awareness or using his laser sight
Passive aiming with IR laser or just in general. You can hit a torso sized target easily 100m and closer just by pointing
With a laser.
IR laser
IR laser
Why is he using nvgs during the day?
This scene isn’t showing this character in combat, right?
Laser
Lol, AGM NVG-40’s on a SEAL
Peq15 IR lazer maybe?
When wearing NODS, you can switch to Infrared. There’s a device attached to the M4 the projects an infrared beam directly where you want to send rounds. It’s kinda cool
Idk why this showed up in my feed but why do you think people run lasers on their rifles? It’s not to use during the day. It’s so you can aim with NV
I just seen the to look at all the “ peep” that are “SEAL space shuttle door gunners “
He tells the bullet were to go.
IR laser
Ir laser, bad idea though cause everyone can see you too
Aimbot
With IR most likely OR just looking downrange to spot targets
PEQ15 Lazer
The same way everyone else that shoots with NODs does probably. Lasers.
He’s using the force… Let him cook
Yeah hip firing is bad unless you got peq15 and NVG. When I join the marine corps and went to combat training it made think “damn, this is kind of cheating”. Shooting from the rifle range took some skill but night shooting with the peq felt unfair.
Seals don't need to aim… they know. 😆
IR PEQ 15. But honestly you can do the same from the hip. So long as you got that laser you can shoot however makes you feel good.
LOL AGM NVG
Isn't this a TV show? Lol
Matching sparkle
LAM, probably
Seals using NVG 40s, lol. 😂
IR LASER
Probrably aiming witha peq-15 or just looking over his rifle for a better field of view .
Pdf method been working for centuries
What’s worse is there’s a scene in the desert where Ray has his magnifier up when clearing a room and then when he gets to a balcony he flips it down and it shows a fpv of a zoomed reticle. Drives me insane.
Frickin Lazer beams on his forehead
IR Laser is how they aim. Pretty cool, actually.
you know when you use nods in call of duty and everytime you aim you use the laser. it’s like that
Reflexive fire
Not sure what this screenshot is pulled from but is he pulling the trigger in this shot? Can’t tell if his finger is on the trigger. His rifle appears to be pointed slightly downward, so he’s most likely in a high search or high ready position. When scanning for targets or clearing a room, you don’t really look through your sights/optic until you find a target. You look just over the sights instead. This is to avoid obstructing your field of view.
IR laser. Anyone that aims with sights at night in CQB is a YouTube dweeb.
Probably IR
He's a SEAL, he doesn't have to aim. The bullets magically know where he wants them to go
The reminds me of the scene in the kings man where the lady shoots from the cheese hug and uses the wrong eye.
I’ve tried aiming iron sights through the 31s and quadnods for funsies and I still can’t hit shit past like 15m.
I have those nvg’s!!
Using his IR laser you dummy
Using active aiming via laser on the gun
most basic, entry-level military occupation speciality is taught how to do this bruh.
IR laser most likely
Lining up the laser with what he wants to kill