Experiencing the thrill of hitting targets with night vision goggles, whether in combat or at a shooting range, is an exhilarating challenge.
Recently, a small group of enthusiasts and hobbyists passed this experience with flying colors, successfully completing the Blades and Bullets PH Night Vision Defensive Carbine course at the Bacolor Practical Shooting Range in Pampanga.
Marksmanship lead trainer Jose Carlos Coruna spearheaded the training, attended by select individuals from the combat industry and media. He was assisted by Adrine Pierre Quidlat, Edged, and Impact Weapons lead trainer, and Adrien Jesus Quidlat, Trauma Care lead trainer.
In real combat, operatives face threats that can arise anytime, including low-light or no-light environments. This course focused on essential skills for using a carbine in such conditions.
The one-day event was supported by Luminox, the preferred watch brand for militaries worldwide. Featured at the event was the Luminox RECON POINT-MAN watch, a tribute to reconnaissance units. Participants had the opportunity to purchase these watches at a 30% discount.
The sophisticated LAND watch stood out as a reliable navigation tool for military personnel and adventurous explorers. Equipped with a CARBONOX™ case and bezel, it boasts the Luminox Light Technology, ensuring readability in any light condition.
With cardinal points on the inner bezel, a tachymeter for measuring walking speed, and KM and MI markers on the dial, the Point Man enables explorers to navigate with precision and confidence. The watch comes with two straps: a black rubber strap and a black NATO strap.
Celebrating its 35th anniversary, Luminox announced the release of three special hero watches, honoring its connection with the Navy SEALs. Each timepiece represents the SEA, AIR, and LAND territories the Navy SEALs operate in, continuing Luminox’s legacy of precision, innovation, and partnership with elite forces.
These watches symbolize Luminox’s heritage, where the spirit of the Navy SEALs meets extraordinary craftsmanship, marking chapters in a legacy of high-performance military equipment.