Glock's press release highlighted the completion of National Safety Month in June, marking the latest chapter in a safety campaign that has run for more than a decade.
What Was Announced
Glock reported that owners made more than 48,000 pledges through its safety initiative during June. The announcement comes as the company wraps up National Safety Month, which serves as the launch point for its year-round safety efforts.
Key Details
- The NSSF conducted Gun Storage Check Week during June to promote secure storage practices
- Partner organizations included the NSSF, Shoot Like a Girl, National Law Enforcement Museum, A Girl and A Gun, and Women's Outdoor News
- Glock dealers participated alongside partner groups in promoting the safety message
- Team Glock ambassadors shared materials on social media and at GLOCKIQ.com
- Safety resources remain available year-round at GLOCKSafety.com
What It Means for Gun Owners
Glock emphasized that firearm owners should regularly review their storage practices and refresh their knowledge of the Four Rules of Firearm Safety. The company also encouraged owners to stay informed about applicable local and state laws as part of responsible ownership.
The GLOCK Safety Pledge and educational materials are available throughout the year at GLOCKSafety.com for owners looking to assess or improve their safety practices. Glock Professional also reinforces safety messaging at GLOCK Sport Shooting Foundation matches and through GLOCK Training courses, where the company says safety remains the top priority.
Bottom Line
While the pledge numbers reflect engagement during National Safety Month, Glock's broader message centers on making safety education and resources accessible year-round rather than treating it as a one-month initiative. For owners looking to sharpen their safety habits or find storage solutions, the company's dedicated safety portal offers educational materials and shareable resources.