North Idaho Firearms Training

The Glock Armorer’s Course (sometimes called the Armorers Course or AC) is an official factory-authorized training program from Glock designed to teach you how to inspect, maintain, troubleshoot, disassemble, reassemble, and service Glock pistols safely and to factory standards. 

ALL FEES ARE PAID DIRECTLY TO GLOCK, USA

Registration Link:

https://www.glocktraining.com/RegWizard.aspx?classid=112951

📌 What the Glock Armorer’s Course Covers

• Duration: 1 day (about 8 hours). 
• Cost: $300 (USD), PAID DIRECTLY to Glock, USA via the registration link. 
• Format: Classroom and hands-on workshop with Glock pistols under instructor supervision. 
• Topics include:
  • Safety principles and safety functions of Glock pistols
  • Field stripping and detailed disassembly/reassembly
  • Component identification (slides, frames, fire control parts, etc.)
  • Preventive maintenance and lubrication
  • Troubleshooting and service procedures
  • Practical and written examinations at the end of the day 

Certification: Upon successful completion, you receive a Glock armorer certificate valid for 3 years (for most pistols, excluding select-fire G18 models). 

For details regarding Glock Training visit: www.glocktraining.com

🧑‍🎓 Who Can Take the Course

ANYONE can register for this course. No law enforcement or Military affiliation needed. Register under "RANGE AFFILIATION" no additional information needed. To register click the link at the top of the page:

🎯 Benefits of Certification

• Official factory certification — useful for agency armorers or gunsmith credentials. 
• Deeper knowledge of Glock design and service procedures than what most hobbyists learn on their own. 

Some people report access to factory parts and resources that can be helpful if you work on Glock pistols professionally or through a club (e.g., via GSSF benefits). 

📍 Course Locations & Scheduling

 Idaho Guns & Outdoors Athol 6953 E Super 1 Loop, Athol, ID 83801

🧰 What You Typically Bring

• Safety glasses
• Small flashlight
  (You usually don’t bring your own Glock or live ammunition — training guns are provided.)