Airplanes and firearms

30th? Better take some diapers and your passy manchild.

Just saw this on another thread. It may be the answer and for a reasonable price too.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B...rch_detailpage&redirect=true&psc=1&pldnSite=1

Daedalus-NC said:

Just saw this on another thread. It may be the answer and for a reasonable price too.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015RNJE8I?ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage&redirect=true&psc=1&pldnSite=1

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I saw those. I'm not sure how I feel about those yet. It looks like those are very easily accessible with a screwdriver. And if they are loose in your bad, looks like someone could just pull it out and stick it in their pants without anyone noticing

Question for everyone. Does it matter how many guns you carry? If i can fit 2 pistols in my case is that ok? Leaving sunday morning so need some answers quickly.

There is no limit how many you can take, but ammo is limited in the amount of weight you can transport.

Not necessarily true. Last two airlines i flew on limited you to one handgun by policy. Read their website instructions

Spekter said:

Question for everyone. Does it matter how many guns you carry? If i can fit 2 pistols in my case is that ok? Leaving sunday morning so need some answers quickly.

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Just got back from Wyoming. There is a limit of 5 per case or bag but no limit to how many cases. At least through United Airlines. I would bet it's the same throughout. Who are you flying?

I'mYourHuckleberry said:

Just got back from Wyoming. There is a limit of 5 per case or bag but no limit to how many cases. At least through United Airlines. I would bet it's the same throughout. Who are you flying?

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Delta, ill have to check their site. Thanks

Catfish said:

Not necessarily true. Last two airlines i flew on limited you to one handgun by policy. Read their website instructions

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Good point. I was referring to the fed law, but not the specific airline rules.

Spekter said:

Delta, ill have to check their site. Thanks

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Delta is the same. Up to 5 per case. Ammo in same case. Make sure ammo is in original box if you are taking any. And no more than 11 lbs of ammo. And make sure you can't get your hand in the case. Saw a guy get denied in Denver Sunday because the agent said she could get a hand in it. If you live close to Lexington you're more than welcome to come get the one I used. It should hold 2 guns depending what they are. And you don't have to use "TSA approve locks".

Good ol' local boy Scotty McCreery just got busted at RDU for having an S&W 9mm and two boxes of ammo in his backpack that he tried to carry on.

http://www.wral.com/scotty-mccreery-cited-for-having-gun-ammo-at-rdu/16834193/

SSgt75 said:

Good ol' local boy Scotty McCreery just got busted at RDU for having an S&W 9mm and two boxes of ammo in his backpack that he tried to carry on.

http://www.wral.com/scotty-mccreery-cited-for-having-gun-ammo-at-rdu/16834193/

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Good thing he was not flying through Newark Liberty or NYC Airports, they would have locked him up.
Port Authority NY/NJ does not recognize out of state permits in addition to not following proper firearm transportation rules.

I took 2 handguns when I flew to Texas a couple of months ago. They were in the same lock box. And I had a box of ammo just packed inside the suitcase. They asked to see the lock box, didn't ask me to open it. Asked if I had ammo and where it was. I said it's near the bottom in the original box. That was it. It was the same in Myrtle Beach and Houston.