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GLOCK, Inc. continues to spread the message of firearms safety with its annual GLOCK Safety Pledge Drive. The drive coincides with June National Safety Month and will run from June 1, 2015 through June 30, 2015. Pledgees may make their commitment as well as learn more about firearms safety at us.GLOCK.com/safetypledge. GLOCK actively works year-round to promote firearms safety across the United States, joining the community of law enforcement, community leaders, businesses, and the firearms industry to raise public awareness about reducing firearm incidents. According to the company, responsibility of practicing and promoting firearms safety is an ongoing and everyday commitment. Firearms safety is intrinsically worked into every facet of the company’s ethos, from product design to community outreach. “As a firearms manufacturer and a leader in the industry, it is GLOCK’s first and foremost responsibility to teach and promote firearms safety within the industry as well as outside of it,” said Josh Dorsey, vice president at GLOCK. “Safety is an issue that puts us all on the same page.” The campaign will be promoted primarily through social networks. Participants and partners are encouraged to share throughout their own social channels to bring awareness to the nationwide safety campaign. Among the many safety programs slated for June, GLOCK has committed to community events focused on educating parents about securely storing firearms and talking to their children about firearm safety. GLOCK will present the GLOCK Safety Ambassador of the Year Award to the individual or organization that demonstrates the promotion of firearms safety by driving pledges throughout their community to the GLOCK pledge page. In 2014, the award went to the Marietta (GA) Police Department for their dedicated efforts to drive pledges through a series of firearm safety education community meetings. Pledge your personal commitment to firearms safety today. Practice the basic rules of firearms safety and always use the proper shooting equipment such as eye and ear protection. Keep firearms properly and securely stored. Promote firearms safety to your friends, colleagues, and loved ones.
| Jacob Buchanon | Alaska | ||
| Grace Hambuchen | Arkansas | ||
| Marshall Anema | Arizona | ||
| Danielle Buttermore | Connecticut | ||
| Clayton Teall | Florida | ||
| Zachary Metz | Florida | GunBroker.com | |
| Ciara Erenberger | Iowa | NRA | |
| Samuel Frederes | Iowa | ||
| Joshua Morrison | Iowa | ||
| Lake Heaton | Iowa | ATA | |
| Lauren Herr | Iowa | ||
| Christopher Martin | Iowa | ||
| Caleb Gradeless | Iowa | ||
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| Luke Borden | Idaho | ||
| Sydney Carson | Indiana | ||
| Conner Haley | Indiana | ATA | |
| Emily Duquette | Massachusetts | ||
| Alyssa Minder | Minnesota | ||
| Zachary Jung | Minnesota | ||
| Emily Hampson | Missouri | ||
| Austin Webb | Montana | Hodgdon Powder | |
| Courtney Jones | North Carolina | ||
| Hunter Clark | North Carolina | ||
| Grant Lind | North Dakota | ||
| Madison Webster | Nebraska | Hodgdon Powder | |
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| Tess Decker | Oklahoma | ||
| Douglas Birchard | Pennsylvania | ATA | |
| Bryce Buckwalter | Pennsylvania | ||
| Zane McShane | Pennsylvania | ||
| Donovan Barry | Pennsylvania | ||
| William Till | South Carolina | ||
| Braxton Rider | Tennessee | ||
| Harold Doughty III | Tennessee | ||
| Samantha Smith | Tennessee | ||
| Mathew St.John | Tennessee | NRA Scholarship | |
| Joseph Simmons | Tennessee | ||
| Travis Old | Texas | GunBroker.com | |
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| Megan Rice | Washington | ||
| Abigail Denmark | Washington | ||
| Abigail Rosenau | Wisconsin | ATA | |
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| Molly Cocroft | Wisconsin | ||
| Joseph Altwies | Wisconsin | ||
| Brian Morris | Wisconsin | Zanders Sporting Goods | |
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| Franklin Ordway | Oregon | Smith & Wesson Scholarship | |
| Eri Martin | Maine | Smith & Wesson Scholarship | |
| Hunter Reiley | Texas | Smith & Wesson Scholarship | |
| Ryan Hellyer | Kentucky | Smith & Wesson Scholarship | |
| Tyler Wright | Ohio | Smith & Wesson Scholarship | |
| Corey Bucholz | Wisconsin | Smith & Wesson Scholarship | |
| Amber Rasmussen | Wisconsin | Joyce Wilson Women in the Shooting Sports Scholarship | |
| Jordan Castro | Washington | IDPA Scholarship |
SPP partner Crow Shooting Supply is making a limited-time offer to SSSF participants of special pricing on DPMS Oracle semiautomatic rifles. This lightweight, optics-ready carbine will be in 5.56 NATO with A3 flat-top receiver and lightweight, 16-inch barrel. It is equipped with a Pardus stock and will come with a 10-round magazine. As an added value, it comes with your choice of an extra Brownells or Magpul PMAG 30-round magazine. (Please check with your state regulations for ownership of 30-round magazines.)
The rifles are priced at an exceptional value, for SSSF members, of $527 per gun, plus shipping of $15.95 per gun.
You must submit a copy of a Federal Firearms License (FFL) that the gun is to be shipped to when you send the order form to Crow Shooting Supply.
Quantities are very limited. If you are interested in ordering a rifle, contact Tammy Mowry, tmowry@sssfonline.com, for an order form. In addition, Crow is offering discounted pricing on 9mm ammunition and some accessories for SSSF participants. Learn more about this offer. Orders may be placed by team coaches or parents/guardians to order Crow Shooting Supply items.