Available 357 Sig ammo locally keeps me from getting a drop-in barrel for my G27. It would use the same mags too. And, in this wonderful state of NY we can no longer buy ammo on line. It must be purchased locally. Thanks to Gov Cuomo and the not so "Safe Act".

Warren!!
You can't buy ammo on line?? You've got to be kidding me...how can he stop it...oh, wait, all the sellers are in lock step as well....they wouldn't want to jeopardize their other sales....WoW!! America!!! what a strange place to live. I'll be glad to mail you whatever ammo you need, and cannot get.
:-)Rocky

Very kind of you Rocky but you might be breaking the law. Nope, sellers can't ship ammo to NY and perhaps a few other states. Wait till micro stamping happens "if". Oh man we're in trouble.

What is that "micro stamping" ??

Thank You Warren...
Just more BS I see !!

In February 2015 a federal judge upheld the microstamping requirement, ruling that it does not violate the Second Amendment.[9]
Similar legislation is under consideration in New York,[11] Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maryland, Wisconsin, and Illinois.
Microstamping legislation was passed in California AB 1471 and signed into law on October 14, 2007, but specifically exempts law enforcement.[4]

Wow!
I wonder why law enforcement is exempt if it is such a good idea?

Must be health care related.

How would micro-stamping work if I reload, and do not buy ammo? I would have to get my ammo stamped somewhere?

Tom Flynn

Tom,

Its the gun that does the stamping putting its fingerprint on the case face and primer. I don't see the gun manufacturers getting on board.