Already boasting are more than 10,000 active members, GLOCK’s online community is now open to the public. GLOCK ID promotes participation through interaction with other GLOCK enthusiasts. This leads to earning points, which ultimately lead to GLOCK rewards. The rank and reward structure encourages competition and engagement. By participating in various activities (watching a training video, answering fellow members’ questions, logging time at the range, etc.), members of GLOCK ID can earn patches. Those patches translate into points, which then designate a member’s rank within the community. Finally, those rank levels determine tangible rewards from GLOCK.
GLOCK ID offers members several key components:
– a virtual gun safe to keep track of range time, cleaning dates and more;
– training lessons;
– a community Q&A for peer discussion;
– an engaging process for earning points and patches to rank up and earn GLOCK rewards.
To join, visit id.glock.com.
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What is this “cleaning date” they refer to? Never heard of such a thing.
The only downside I can see to this is the guy who wants all the points in the world and just posts to achieve that end. Other than that, seems like a pretty smart program.
Cleaning date is probably the last date of cleaning for the firearm I would guess.