JohnnyB

"In an effort to provide fair access to rimfire ammunition, this product has a quantity limit of 1 per order, per customer, per day. Orders exceeding the quantity limit will be canceled." Your order may be cancelled but then again, you might get lucky if they don't enforce the rule stated above.

Shows in stock for me!

Limit of 1 box per order. Comes to 8.5 cents with shipping and no way around that since the limit is one per order.

I fully understand where you are coming from. To a certain extent I agree. Problem is that out of state residents seem to gain the most media attention and get pardoned by Christie. NJ residents do the time with little to no media attention where criminals who use a gun to rob a liquor store get the gun charge thrown out and get 1 year for the robbery while the guy who follows all the laws but deviates his ride back from the range to drop off his uncle, faces a mandatory 5 years. Why should we be happy when a PA resident gets a pardon for a loaded handgun in a handbag and a Jersey resident has his gun, unloaded and properly stored in his trunk for transport faces 5 years in prison for merely driving a few miles off course to drop off his uncle??? As PRNJ residents, we want equal treatment! Is that too much to ask?

Years ago my Parents bought a Mansion on Fairmount Blvd in Cleveland Heights Ohio. The house was built in the late 1800s. I was living with my grandmother so I was not there at the big house that often. The third floor was originally an office with an extensive library. It was a very large area that also included a bedroom. My Mother hated and avoided the third floor since every time she tried to walk up the stairs to that area, she felt a chill and a presence. My sister would scream in the night and said a man was standing at the foot of her bed on the second floor just watching her. She was about 8 years old and described the man as wearing a checkered sport or smoking jacket, he was very old and had white hair. This went on for quite a while and I just thought my mom and sister were loony tunes! I went up to the third floor often as I loved to snoop, against my mother's wishes. I loved the old books, one was a Physicians Handbook written in the late 1700s that stated "If one goes out into the cold, he will catch cold" and the "average lifespan for an adult male was thirty something"! I wish I would have kept that one! One day I found a hidden passage behind one of the many book shelves. I grabbed a flashlight and started crawling through a narrow corridor. I found an old trunk, covered in dust and cobwebs, I managed to drag it out into the main room. I opened it and found an old military uniform, perfectly folded, some photos and a lot of old personal and military documents and military manuals from World War 1. One of the pictures showed an elderly man in a checkered smoking jacket who my sister absolutely identified as the man at the foot of her bed on countless occasions. I discovered through the documents in the chest that his name was Kenneth Barron, A retired WW1 officer who's father had built the house. My mother, armed with that knowledge decided to confront her fears at 3AM one night after my sister awoke screaming yet again saying she saw the old man. She walked up to the third floor and found herself standing in front of Kenneth Barron, the old man in the photo who had died some 50 years ago. She said she called him Mr Barron and spoke calmly to him and explained that this was no longer his house and that he was frightening her daughter. She demanded he leave at once then turned and walked away. The old man was never seen again and the documents in that old chest turned out to be rather interesting! My mother contacted the Smithsonian and based on her description of the documents, they sent a car from DC to pick them up at her house. They explained that many of the documents in the chest were highly classified at the time and were one of a kind. They also filled many of the gaps in information they had and were priceless to the Smithsonian. She got a nice signed letter for her donation! This is all true and I don't even believe in this ghost crap.

Yes, he did.

Mine came with 2 15s and Beretta even makes 17s for it. I got a nice green laser, Crimson Trace for it when I bought the pistol.

The PX4 is a great gun. I own a compact in 9mm and I love it. A great gun since it holds 15 +1 rounds in a compact size. The changeable grip pieces make the feel right for most shooters. My wife even likes it.

I agree with Ty. Some things are better left untouched!

So a 6 month wait for the new P2P for many of us. It still sucks.

Obama went to the funeral..See link http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/02/19/man-honor-visitors-line-up-to-pay-tribute-to-justice-scalia.html?intcmp=hpbt1

What we need is a viable pro 2A candidate to run for Governor in the next election cycle.

I would imagine that a repair could be shipped right to your house. A replacement would probably require an FFL since the serial # would most likely be different requiring a transfer.

Zeke, Been there, done that more times than I care to remember! It's a loss of a family member and a close friend! It hurts and it sucks, but it's the price we pay for choosing a companion that we know will have a lifespan far less than our own. Each time my wife and I said "never again"! Then we went out and got a new puppy a few months later. The new pup does not and cannot replace our lost friend but it does help ease the pain of the loss. Time heals all wounds! I know what you and your wife are going through and I am sorry for your loss. Don't kid yourself about the guilt feelings of getting a new dog. You are not replacing your lost friend, you could never do that as each one is special. But don't deny yourself the pleasure of your next companion, he\she is waiting for a good home and someone to love as well! You need each other! Best of luck in your search of a new friend!

Can you link the article that you saw?

Thanks Ryan. My company has an account as well and I suppose I could ship it from there and back to there. There is that pesky PRNJ statute though about transporting a handgun to and from a range. I doubt my office would be an exemption of that statute as I do not own the company. What are your thoughts? Is the gun really that unsafe without those cutouts on the cylinder?

Besides the question of right or wrong. The technology to do what the government is asking simply does not exist today! Apple would have to develop new technology to accomplish this feat! Who would bear the cost and who would trust them or their product if they did comply? Software always gets leaked and even this, if created, could wind up on a torrent some day and apple would be ruined. I say for a multitude of common sense reasons, their no go decision was the right one!

THIS Times 1,000,000. What a scumbag!

I have the older version that did NOT have the notches for the hammer to rest in. I understand that NAA will replace or modify the cylinder but I question the shipping and possible FFL charges if applicable in this case. Is it really worth the cost and hassle?

Congratulations Ryan! I have the short barreled .22 LR only version and I love it. I have the same grips as I did not like the rounded black plastic ones that came with it. Still an awkward feel in my hand but I love it's tiny size. I have an extra .22 LR cylinder in the magnum length. My brother sold his NAA a while back but had misplaced the LR cylinder so now I have it but it won't fit my LR only version. It looks like it was never used if someone can use it.

I agree! I see nothing good coming out of this mess. Far too many ignorant and FSA people will vote for a socialist candidate before a conservative. We need a miracle!

If Barry's real name was Vladamir Putin, I would agree. In this case however, it was an untimely death of natural causes.

Exactly! Justice Scalia, may he rest in peace, made his decisions based on the principles our founding fathers intended when they wrote the Constitution. The authors of the Constitution had unbelievable foresight and the Constitution, as written, is still appropriate today as is was over 200 years ago. It is not a living, breathing document that needs reinterpretation as times change! It is a masterpiece that was written with the future in mind. The founding fathers created a document that is just as appropriate today as it was when penned. Finding a replacement who holds dear the principles of Scalia will be difficult to say the least! He was truly one of a kind.

No. The next President could nominate Barry though!

Now with Justice Scalia dead, who will defend 2A rights anyway?