Glock Operator Standards

The Glock Operator Standards test is designed to assess a shooter’s fundamental skills, including accuracy, reload proficiency, malfunction clearing, and the ability to engage targets using both primary and support hands. All drills are conducted at the 7-yard line, focusing on precision and control under various conditions.

Course Setup:

• Range: 7 yards.

• Target: Targets 1 and 2.

• Rounds Fired: Variable per string.

Course of Fire:

1. String 1:

   • Fire 2 rounds on Target 1.

2. String 2:

   • Fire 2 rounds, perform a reload, and fire 2 more rounds on Target 1.

3. String 3:

   • Fire 1 round, induce a malfunction, then clear it and fire 1 more round on Target 1.

4. String 4:

   • Fire 2 rounds to the body and 1 round to the head on Target 1.

5. String 5:

   • Fire 1 round on Target 1, then fire 1 round on Target 2.

6. String 6:

   • Fire 1 round on Target 1 using primary hand only.

7. String 7:

   • Fire 1 round on Target 1 and 1 round on Target 2 using support hand only.

8. String 8: Box Drill (Moving Forward):

   • Fire 2 rounds to the chest on Target 1, 2 rounds to the chest on Target 2, 1 round to the head on Target 2, and 1 round to the head on Target 1 while moving forward.

This drill set challenges shooters to perform efficiently across multiple scenarios, including reloads, malfunction clearances, and engaging targets while moving. The Glock Operator Standards provide a comprehensive evaluation of the shooter's operational capabilities.