Glock armorer class

[Driftwood]

If it's not the certified factory armorers class will you still get a certificate as an armorer?

Don't believe so, no. I don't think one would be "certified" (although, many of you guys here already are... J/K), but Cope I believe gives out certificates attesting that you took the class, etc, similar to how other training schools do. I'm not sure how that would look or compare on a resume, however.

If you guys were wanting that for your resume, I understand that on one level. That's cool. But if you're just looking to increase your knowledge and give yourself a more intimate knowledge of Glock pistols, then Cope is your man to make that happen. And like he's quoted in the above, he'll give you extra inside info you wouldn't get otherwise.

So a question: Is the certification mainly attractive for a resume? Any other reasons? I'm simply curious.

[dtotheatothevtothee]

If I'm spending the time & money I'd like to get the cert. For a resume...maybe one day...I'm in the military at the moment, so not looking for a job or anything at this time.

[Driftwood]

Understandable.

I have no issues with getting the certification. The main problem is the LEO's ONLY issue for us commoners.

Is there another way to get in a class? Would one have to be a GSSF member?

[trlcavscout]

Understandable.

I have no issues with getting the certification. The main problem is the LEO's ONLY issue for us commoners.

Is there another way to get in a class? Would one have to be a GSSF member?

Yes you have to be a member of GSSF or LE. Its $150. With the "Glock" armorers course you can then order parts from them at discount. I will wait till january and take that one.