Glock Pistol Quiz Questions?

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hoppy70

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I need your help. I am taking a self taught and self passed Armorers course on Glock Pistols. There are about 60 quiz questions. I need help on the 5 remaing questions that I am not sure of my answers. Thanks for your help!

Glock Pistols – Personal Note # 14. On the Glock Pistol what may happen if the extractor's tensioning assembly is put in the slide backwards? I believe that the correct answer is “b”.
a) The extractor will pop out of the slide
b) The gun will drop a case every once in a while
c) Gas will squirt into the shooter's eye
d) The gun will short cycle

Glock Pistols – Personal Note # 15. On the Glock Pistol, how many pins hold the fire control system into the frame? I believe that the correct answer is “b”.
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4

Glock Pistols – Personal Note # 31. On the Glock Pistol, how does the trigger safety work? My answer is “b”.
a) Unless the pad of the finger pushes the trigger safety rearward, the trigger safety will not bump into the firing pin safety and turn it off
b) The pad of the finger pushes the trigger safety rearward and up so that the trigger safety clears the frame and allows the trigger to continue rearward until the gun fires
c) The trigger safety hits the trigger bar and pushes it upward and out of engagement with the frame so it can travel rearward until the gun is fired

Glock Pistols – Personal Note # 33. On the Glock Pistol, what turns off the firing pin safety? My answer is ‘c”.
a) The end of the trigger safety
b) The trigger bar
c) The slide stop lever
d) The trigger pin
e) The spring cups

Glock Pistols – Personal Note # 34. On the Glock pistol, when the extractor comes out of the slide, what parts can drop out as well? My answer is “c”.
a) The spring cups
b) The firing pin
c) The firing pin safety spring and the firing pin safety
d) The connector
e) None of the above
 
Please understand that I don't mean this in a bad way, but these are pretty basic questions, and if you don't know the answers you should review your materials and learn the stuff better rather than asking people here for answers. Study your materials to learn, not to just pass the quiz, and when you are confident in your knowledge you will do fine on your quiz.

And is on-line armorer's training a new thing from Glock? I haven't heard of it before.
 
I need your help. I am taking a self taught and self passed Armorers course on Glock Pistols.
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I'm not sure what those two sentences mean.

I agree with Gator, you need to find out the answers on your own. It will make the information "stick" better.
 
Thanks for the information. Yes, these last 5 quiz questions seem to be very basic but I have received many different answers making me feel that my answers may not be correct. No, this is not an online course, it is a book with quiz questions. Again, thanks for your help!
 
Glock Pistols – Personal Note # 33. On the Glock Pistol, what turns off the firing pin safety? My answer is ‘c”.
a) The end of the trigger safety
b) The trigger bar
c) The slide stop lever
d) The trigger pin
e) The spring cups
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Should be b, the trigger bar. When the trigger moves backwards the inclined protrusion on the trigger bar moves and pushes the firing pin safety plunger up into the slide an opens the channel so the FP and hit the primer.

I think you have the rest right.:D
 
If you do not know this information cold, how can you consider yourself an armorer? This is like taking a test and cheating - you really need to go study this information more.

This type of self-taught, self-scored course and then having the ability to call yourself an armorer makes me leery of using anyone I do not personally know to work on my Glocks
 
This type of self-taught, self-scored course and then having the ability to call yourself an armorer makes me leery of using anyone I do not personally know to work on my Glocks
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To get Armorer's Certification you have to take an 8 hour class and pass a test while there.

this is what i want to know can i have more stuff regarding this please.
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Your best bet is to join GSSF and take the course and get certified. It is just $150 and 8 hours and you will get the option to buy Glocks at a significant discount plus detail strip and reassemble someone elses Glock like 50 times at least.:D My brother got it down to 2 mins. I was down to about 3:30 by the last time. I think he was cheating.:p

If you don't want to do that get a Ptooma Productions manual. It is almost as good as the course and it has more pictures than the actual armorer's manual.
 
Taking this self-taught self-scored course will not allow me to call myself an armorer. This is only one course of many. Plus I will be taking a Professional Gunsmithing course in the future when I have the money. Thanks for the help.
 
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