Learn everything about your Glock

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We want you to enjoy shooting your GLOCK

pistol, but we want you to enjoy it safely.

Whether you are an experienced shooter or

have never handled a firearm before, you

must take this course before loading

or firing your GLOCK pistol.

This course gives basic instructions on

 the proper handling and functioning

 of your GLOCK pistol.

Your safety and the safety of others

depends on you following the

instructions and warnings in this 

course and constant use of safe 

firearms practices.

 If you are unfamiliar with firearms,

take our Basics of Pistol Shooting Course.

NRA The Basics of Pistol Shooting

Your GLOCK pistol should be cleaned

and lubricated as follows:

Brand new, before the first time

it is fired, and after each time, it is fired.

As required, this will be determined by

your pistol's exposure to rain, snow,

sweat, salt water, dirt, dust, lint, etc.

Your pistol should be inspected at least

once a year if it has been dropped, if any

broken parts are suspected, or if it

experiences malfunctions.

Glock has an extremely low overall weight

High magazine capacity

Outstanding performance combining advanced methods of manufacturing

with top-quality materials.

GLOCK pistols have passed the most

 stringent military and industry test 

and are known worldwide for their 

state-of-the-art technology, durability,

reliability, and accuracy.

To load the magazine, press each cartridge into the magazine from the front with the cartridge bottom first – against the

 force of the magazine spring

Insert the magazine into the magazine well until the magazine catch locks into place.

In case of a failure to fire, continue to 

hold your GLOCK pistol pointed

towards the target for at least 30 seconds. 

If a hangfire (slow ignition) has occurred,

the cartridge should fire within 

approximately 30 seconds.