Noveske N9 & Staccato 2011 XC Tactical Night Vision Deployment Kit

Most kits sold as "complete" leave you chasing parts for a year. This one doesn't. It's a working night vision shooting system built around two 9mm host guns, a dual-tube goggle setup, and a helmet to hang it all on, packed into a single wheeled Pelican Air case cut to fit every piece.

Start with the rifle. The Noveske N9 wears the company's NSR-15 M-LOK handguard over a 9mm pistol-caliber action, finished in a flat earth tone that plays well under IR. On top sits a Trijicon MRO red dot lifted to a lower-third co-witness on a Unity Tactical FAST riser, flanked by Magpul Pro flip sights. The working end is where this build earns its name. A Steiner DBAL-A3 throws both visible and IR laser plus an IR illuminator, and a SureFire M340 Turbo rides in a Cloud Defensive LCS light mount with an ST07 tape switch wired in. The Magpul SL-K stock and MOE-K2 grip round out the controls.

The handgun is a Staccato 2011 XC in 9mm, the flagship of the line. It carries a Trijicon RMR in the milled slide and a SureFire X300V WeaponLight up front, so it runs white light or feeds a night vision setup without changing hands. Both guns ship with three magazines each.

What ties it together is the head-borne kit. An Ops-Core FAST SF Super High Cut ballistic helmet carries a Wilcox G24 mount and a Night Vision Devices BNVD-SG dual-tube goggle. That's the piece most buyers struggle to source on their own.

This is a turnkey low-light package for someone who would rather train than assemble. Everything is matched, mounted, and ready to zero.