Stories about GLOCKs are interesting.

Recently is was posted that several LEOs had multiple stoppages with GLOCKs during a firefight. Some here diagnosed the problem as not holding the pistol properly..... but then there's a story posted about a GLOCK being dropped on the ground and firing.. and firing.. and firing. There's a story about a PD that can't keep GLOCKs from firing in their briefing room (pics of the battle scared briefing room floor are said to be coming). An empty GLOCK, one that has been checked by two people, can fire. There's a video here of a DEA firearms expert demonstrating this.

It seems there isn't much a GLOCK can't or won't do. It's time to mow the yard... I'm wondering...