After Action.net attended the Glock Armorer course in August 2008. The original post was a photo gallery of the class; the photos were not preserved in the web archive.
Course overview
- Course: Glock Armorer, the factory one-day course that certifies armorers to maintain and repair Glock pistols
- Instructor: Dennis Tueller, known for the Tueller Drill and the 21-foot rule
- Date: August 2008
What the course covers
- Complete disassembly and reassembly of Glock pistols, including the slide and frame parts.
- Inspection, parts replacement and function checks.
- Recognizing worn or incorrect parts and diagnosing common malfunctions.
Takeaways
- An armorer course makes you far more confident maintaining your own carry gun.
- Taking a course from an instructor of Dennis Tueller’s standing is a bonus; read more on the Firearm Instructors page and try the Tueller Drill.
- A second Glock Armorer course followed in Cottonwood, Arizona, in 2011.
Originally published on After Action.net on August 8, 2008. Rebuilt from the archived report; the original photos were not preserved. See every class in the Training Log, or share your own training experience.
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