(To be eligible to take the Armorers Course you must be an active/retired law enforcement or military officer, private security, GLOCK Stocking Dealer/Range Program Employee or current GSSF member.)
In the basic Armorer's Class (AC), students learn to maintain and service all GLOCK pistol models. In this one day (8 hr) class, students are taught about the design of the SAFE ACTION® System, detailed disassembly and reassembly of all models, recommended service schedules, and parts replacement.
The Glock Operator's Tool (G.O.T.), by Code9 Evolutions, is one of the best tools you can buy for your Glock. The G.O.T. is simply a 5 function multi-tool that is designed to assist in the assembly, disassembly, and cleaning of your Glock pistol and magazines, regardless of the model.
three yearGLOCK Basic Armorer Training Course (AC) In this one day (8 hr) class, students are taught about the design of the SAFE ACTION® System, detailed disassembly and reassembly of all models, recommended service schedules, and parts replacement. Certification is granted for a three year period.
two-weekServicemembers chosen to serve as unit armorers or alternate armorers attend a unit armorer course in order to learn how to manage an arms room. During the two-week course they are taught how to perform unit-level maintenance and repair weapons they will be held accountable for.Oct 22, 2012
3/32"Details. The 3/32" firearm disassembly punch is perfect for Glock® and other handgun owners.
This tool is about 4 inches long - if that. This is a short 3/32 steel punch with a plastic handle.
Product Description. Compatible with all Glock models and many other firearms, the Glock Armorer's Punch is a very useful tool for the removal of action/trigger pins during assembly. The hardened steel pin is 2.5mm (3/32") in diameter and 32mm (1.25") long.
You might want to download and read the free Glock Armorers PDF, about 75 pages. I read it and it's easy stuff, no need to actually take the class unless you want to. Not trying to talk you out of the class, just pointing out you can get up to speed for free which is what I did. Being an armorer though, you can get Glock parts that they won't sell to average folks and I believe you can buy two Glocks at LE prices.
The courses are taught by Glock Instructors, as an armorer you are allowed to make the warranty repairs on Glocks without voiding it, you can order parts directly from Glock at a discount which is not allowed to the normal layperson (the wait period is sometimes long but it is at a discounted price so it's worth it in most cases), after 2 years you are eligible for the advances armorers course which goes even more in depth...