Glock Armorers Course

[EZFLY80]

Anyone here ever taken the course? If so, is there ANY way to take it if your not an LEO or Dealer?

[DannyR]

You could try to get your local dealer to sponsor you. Training schedule is at www.glocktraining.com

[boze2043]

I took the course in 2004. Cost me $100 and I did not learn anything I didn't already know. The only benefit is saving a few bucks on parts but then again I don't need any parts so I guess I waisted $100 and a day off.

I had heard that if a class is not full they will let in a person that is not law enforcement or working for a gun dealer. From what I have seen though is that most classes fill up very fast.

[RandySmith]

The quality of the course depends upon the instructor. If you are lucky and get someone who has been with the company for a number of years, you will get all kinds of information not contained within their lesson plan - i.e. the good stuff.

Randy

[T. Harless]

Originally posted by RandySmith
The quality of the course depends upon the instructor.....
Randy

Randy or Danny. In this neck of the woods it's either Doneburgh or Ramsey. Is there a preference between those folks. Another question that I remember asking once but I forget the answer. Once you are a certified armorer, do you have to be affiliated with a shop to recertify? Thanks T.

[DannyR]

In the past, any armorer could recertify. I am not familiar with those two instructors. My favorite was Paul Britt, but he retired.