Picked up the Glock on Sunday and put 200 rounds through it. Functioned flawlessly as I expected

Also ran into a customer at work who I frequently talk about guns with and shot his Sig P226 9mm and some fancy .22 pistol of his that I'd never heard of or seen before, some company that does Olympic target pistols or some such nonsense. My Glock was everything I've come to expect from Glocks blew the orange ring out of targets no problem at 15 and 25 yards. My friend's Sig though had the smoothest double action pull I've ever felt on a DA/SA gun.
As I was cleaning the Glock I thought I'd take some pictures of some other recent acquisitions. The folding knife is a Zero Tolerance 302, it's a collaboration between Ken Onion of Kershaw and Strider. The blade is made out of S30V, it has a titanium frame lock, and the right scale of the handle is G10. It also features Kershaw's nifty speed safe assisted opening mechanism. I saw this knife and said I had to have it and it is by far my favorite blade I've ever owned or carried, I'd take it over a Benchmade every day of the week.
The fixed blade is a Gerber LMF II survival knife. The blade is made out of 420HC steel, the blade is insulated from the handle and is capable of cutting through hot electrical lines, the end of the handle has a built in glass breaker, and it also has three holes on the handle that allow it to be tied onto a stick to be used as a spear. The sheath is also pretty slick, the main part of the sheath is made of plastic with a built in sharpener that is integral to the sheath, it has a nifty knife retention piece so that it stays put in the sheath without using the snaps. The plastic sheath is secured into fire retardant nylon retention strap that has two removable leg straps on it so you can affix it to your calf or use only the one to secure the bottom of the sheath to your thigh when using it on the belt and it can also be attached to a MOLLE platform as well.
Good times were had by all
