I'd also be curious about this...bought a 22 and 19 in the last few months.

Is it commercial pilots or commercial airline pilots that qualify for the program?

The store I went to required employment with an airline of some sort. There was a form that asked for employer along with an employee number. I had to request something from HR because I didnt have a employee badge yet.

You can go here and send Glock a email and ask
Glock Blue Label Program | GLOCK USA

Has anyone used the discount program lately ? I emailed glock to see about getting a 19 on discount and they told me that ended about 4 years ago .... :( If anyone knows something different or knows somewhere in GA to still use this id love to get my hands on one .

If you are both an FFDO and a member of the FFDOA, I believe there is still a discount program.

There are a few dealers out there that will honor Glock Blue Label pricing for a commercial pilot, but as mentioned Glock formerly changed the program a few years back to omit them.

Smith and Wesson offers First Responder pricing to commercial pilots, and anybody with a COM or ATP can get "qualified professional" pricing at Buds Gun Shop.

For Glock, your best bet now is to join Glock Sport Shooting Foundation. You get one discounted, blue label Glock per year. If you join for a single year, you don't get the benefit until the second year, if you join for multiple years, you will get the discount immediately with your membership packet.

Someone pointed out that Glock my give the blue-label price to retired military. Best bet is to call Glock and have them put you in touch with one of their LE distributors.

The link above leads to a "page not found". My understanding was that H&K ceased the offer a few years ago because guys were buying the pistol for $499 and turning right around and selling it for $800 to $1000.

My understanding is that the L/E mod is no thumb safety. The weapon is always ready to 'rumble' as soon as you clear leather. If it's something else, I'd be interested to know.