Location
Henderson, NV
Phone: 702 564 0948
Fax: 702 558 1728
Duration:
2 DAYS
All Dates:
02/01/21
04/05/21
08/02/21
10/04/21
12/07/21
Course Agenda:
• Introduction of the instructor(s) and class participants and description of contents of the course
• Safety Discussion, proper safety procedures
• History of the GLOCK series pistol
• Loading and Unloading Procedures
• Clearing the Weapon and Making Safe
• Technical Discussion covering function and material
• Complete DS/GS level disassembly of the weapon
• Gun Parts Identification
• Ammunition available for the system ID
• Complete reassembly of the weapon
• Complete instruction for DS/GS level gaging
• Function checks
• Description of the operating components of the weapon
Range Drills
Subjects
Topics covered include:
Safe and proper weapons handling procedures
General data and nomenclature for all Glock Series weapons
Safe Action System Design
Unloading and clearing
General and detailed disassembly of weapons
Armorer-level disassembly topics include:
Function of safeties
Field stripping & reassembly
Detail disassembly & reassembly of slide
Detail disassembly & reassembly of receiver
Fire control component configurations
Instruction on weapon specifications and diagnostics include:
Options / alternate parts
Generation distinctions
Model variations
Maintenance and inspection of weapon components
Identification and replacement of worn or broken parts
Care, cleaning and lubrication
Function check performance
Cycle of operation
Malfunctions and troubleshooting, including immediate and remedial actions
During the course, you participate in range drills to reinforce classroom instruction. Instructors focus on field-expedient maintenance methods to assist you in the field and on the range. These intense drills teach you how to troubleshoot and fix a firearm on the spot when necessary to keep it functioning.
Range Drills
Proper loading and unloading procedures
Malfunction drills
Field-expedient maintenance
Reloads
Performance under stress