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Glock Armorer's Course in Nacogdoches Texas

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Nacogdoches County Sheriff's Office is hosting a one day (8hr) Glock Armorer Course on Sept. 9th. Spaces are limited. If interested go to www.glocktraining.com.
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It is a good taining op for people. Lunch is provided at them as well which helps take the bite out of the class fee. :cool:
Is the Glock Armorers course required to be given in person or is there one offered online by any chance?
I havent taken it but Im pretty sure its a in person hands on class.
Ya I figure its probably a hands on type class, Is there a listing anywhere of where they are held, or do you just have to get lucky and find one in your locale?
Go to www.glocktraining.com. Theres a list of class info there.
It is a hands on class. Lot of learning "by the numbers" type stuff. Very informative and very good class. You must however, (unless something has changed) either be a LEO or GSSF member to attend one. There are some that are closed even to GSSF members and are LEO only.
It is a hands on class. Lot of learning "by the numbers" type stuff. Very informative and very good class. You must however, (unless something has changed) either be a LEO or GSSF member to attend one. There are some that are closed even to GSSF members and are LEO only.
Well the good thing for me is that Im a US GOV employed guard which makes me a federal LOE. Now there just needs to be a course offered in my area.
Well the good thing for me is that Im a US GOV employed guard which makes me a federal LOE. Now there just needs to be a course offered in my area.
What is a LOE?
Law Enforcement Officer
Typo ok I get it. Sorry. But with all the other stuff out there sometimes I wonder. Seems something else is coming along everyday. CERT, SORT, C-STAR, E-SQUAD, HNTs, DCT, then of course the more popular SWAT and it just goes on and on. Thought maybe I was missing something
Also open to private security guard; I am looking into this not to go to work for some agency but to be licensed requirements out of curiosity
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