I'm a Customer Service Supervisor with American Airlines out of Philadelphia. Maybe in the future, I can give you some updated information about passengers traveling with firearms and the procedures we go through when traveling with firearms
I travel multiple times a year from Seattle to the southern states with an eight pistol case(although i usually squeeze in 9!). It's always so funny to watch the eyes of the airline personnel when they open it. Way different when leaving Virginia or Arkansas though. They are more likely to appreciate the collection 😂. I also travel with pictures of my firearms on my phone along with serial numbers in case something gets "lost" by the airline. Great information in this video! In fact the entire channel is very good. I recently found it and will definitely continue to watch!
I live in Seattle and worked at the air port and im going to say a lot of gun are stolen from the ground crew that loads the plane with luggage 🎯 I would have a locked suit case as well so they can’t even access anything inside 💯
@@alstontrainingsa lot of people get caught out there in Queens and upstate NY. They get arrested at the airport because NYS doesn’t recognize other states pistol licenses or permits
Mandatory separation of ammo when flying is untrue. It depends on the airline you're flying, which I stated. At the end of the video, I have my gun in the case WITH a box of ammo. I also have an additional case with more ammo. Refrain from spreading false information. Thanks for watching.
There has been some reports where counter staff and even TSA want you to open your bag and show them your weapon. There’s a reason why you put non TSA locks on the case. It’s to keep them out. The X-ray proves that the weapon is compliant and that’s all you should have to do.
Another HUGE recommendation is placing and AirTag in your luggage / firearm carrier. So when looking for the oversized luggage or regular luggage …. You have a near real time tracker to help you. Seriously … great advice and add an AirTag.
Never knew it was even possible, unless you was like an air marshall or something for the air line company. I probably wouldn't even try it either way, but it is nice to know that you can actually do it.
Excellent video. Liked and subbed. To emphasize the point about needing a ccw: I live in NJ and have a NJ CCW (and a few others). I would fly out of Newark with a firearm but never out of Laguardia or JFK. It is technically legal under federal law (legal in state of origin and state of destination) but people have gotten arrested.
I have traveled several times to one or multiple firearms. The process of checking is mostly the same, but the scanning varies. I've traveled to ATL, LAX, LIT, and BNA. All except for ATl checked it and took it directly from there. ATL I had to walk it over and it was scanned right there and they took it from there once they scanned it. And by all means invest in an airtag,Til, or some other discreetly placed tracker in you case just in case. I am a huge proponent of using a lockable box that is also secured inside the suitcase with the cable wrapped through the metal rods for the handle. Then I lock the suitcase with keyed locks. It's funny as some of the desk clerks are aggy with damn near yelling when clarifying that you are declaring a firearm. Try to be discreet as it ain't nobody's business but that counter agent. And some have asked to see that it is separate and unloaded, while others are adamant after asking the questions and you signing the tag that you did what you were supposed to do. It is an easy process, but you need to be aware of the laws in the state that you are flying to and also what to as he mentioned about any layovers or delays, especially through restrictive states. Last note, don't dawdle when arriving at your destination, especially with a separate case. Bags and cases can grow legs. IJS Safe travels!!! Great video!
I remember when we used to fly with them loaded and unsecured in our checked bags. I was always nervous about it, but that’s how we did it and never had a problem. 😮
The FFL in my area (Jackson, WY) prefers that your FFL send your guns by either UPS or FedEx. That’s because 90+ percent of mail is delivered to P.O. Boxes here. Those that do send them by USPS will have them sent back. Also, to reiterate what the video said, Send your gun(s) through an FFL, lest they wind up being sent back, as well. Many FFL’s won’t accept transfers from private parties. Period.
AirTags are essential when I travel by air. If I don't trust the TSA or airlines with my underwear and boat shoes, I certainly can't trust them with my firearms. I've traveled with my rifles in a rifle case without any issues and didn't need to disassemble them. Adhering to the laws regarding travel is crucial. I frequently fly to and from California, where I have a CCW. However, due to the state's 10-round magazine limit, I have to switch magazines before my flights. I always discreetly open my bag to check that everything is intact before leaving the airport, but I NEVER take anything out.
The lanyard is a mere deterrent, if someone wanted to they could just cut whatever you had it attached to in the suitcase or just take the whole suitcase. 🤷🏾♂️ Liked the video and info, but I have enough trouble getting my undies on the plane, Betsy can stay home for a few days 😂
That part about layovers is probably the most important one. The audacity of the airlines/airport handing you your bag, just to turn around and be locked up is crazy. That should be against the law.
@@terrarecon Man I get where you're coming from. I respect your preferences. The dude telling you not to worry is a prime example of people looking at a post and an assuming s*** about people they don't even know.
Beware with MIA airport. OMG I had to walk from downstairs all the way upstairs to check on my firearms with the airline agent. Once TSA checked it out, I had to then walk to the other side of the airport to go through TSA to catch my flight. I barely made my flight.
Thanks for your video Alston! Could you explain how it works when transporting weapons from another country to the US, whether by competition or by immigration. Thanks! Take care
Current Common Carrier shipping and USPO current shipping info should have been mentioned. FFL to FFL shipping was explained well - however it was only (up until at least recently, if not currently) REQUIRED on a transfer of ownership of the firearm. Legal shipping "from yourself to yourself" to most states was possible by USPO for pistols, or Common Carrier for any firearm. Some of this may have changed and THAT is why I watched this video.
Fantastic informative information. Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing your “experience “. Love the kid story I laughed and rewound the video 3 times to hear that story again and again 😂
Wow that looks easy, both informative and very entertaining video ( as always) on the declaration you showed on screen, top right corner- what is a PNR number? Thanks again for all you do!
Airlines need to be more discreet when you’re declaring. I wouldn’t want anyone else on my flight to potentially see and know THAT bag has a firearm in it. I mean the bag just spits itself out on the baggage carousel at your destination. Anyone can grab it.
Thank you for the extensive explanation of how to fly with your concealed carry weapon , I really appreciate the advice and information ! But I generally use option #2 , I send it FFL to FFL because , TSA , and anyone associated with the airline who is in contact with your baggage is a potential THIEF ! SORRY to the HONEST and HONORABLE people who work at airport baggage handling , but you are only 1 out of ten people ! So if you are a truly HONORABLE person who works at an airport baggage area , then look at your coworkers and count off 9 of them and they are most likely thieves !
Just a clarification about LE who passed the Flying While Armed cert... Even if they have, a request for authorization sent to DHS has to be sent and approved for each specific flight leg for them to actually carry it, every time they want to.
I've been flying for years with mine. I walk in the airport, go to the desk and say "I'm also declaring a firearm". They grab a declaration tag and ask me to see the case, and "try to open the case" to ensure that it's locked. I've never been asked to open it. After that I put it back in my bag, and lock my bag with luggage locks.
Very, Very Nice Video for traveling with firearms. Flier’s should check the TSA Website and Airlines for information on flying with firearms. Would have been nice to see any interaction should you have to present your firearm key. Should the case needs to be opened for an inspection by TSA. I also recommend to try to have the pistol case not covered by ‘Hard Items’ like Computer’s, iPads, tools, make it easy for the X-rays to penetrate the gun case to see the firearm. This could cause an alarm on the baggage X-ray and possibly an inspection of the luggage and firearm (which will need to be open, possibly, many factors in that determination), Very interesting images and TSA can determine whether loaded or unloaded if properly packed and in many case’s clear the item should the system alarm on the item without opening the case. What is your thoughts on AirTag’s with the case? Watched a video in which they used such with their firearms and it seems like a great idea for a fairly low cost and a bit more security for tracking your item. Also should something come up missing, contact the airline and file a police report for possibly stolen item, (lots of bags look alike and can be picked up by wrong passenger and then returned later). Many airports have lots of cameras in the baggage area even TSA has them all over their areas of operation. Also contact TSA manage or TSA Customer Service Representative AT THAT airport or Your Home airport, about the situation and be polite but it opens an investigation. Really the amount of time TSA could possibly touch your luggage is very small compared to how much and often the airline itself touches and moves your checked luggage per their operation. Just remember if TSA cannot clear your luggage it can’t fly on the plane. Arrive early to give yourself plenty of time to address any situation that should arise, like a key or combination to open your luggage! Again, very nice video! Best to you and your future travels.
I fly with my firearm frequently and in my experience recently, i have to pick up the checked bag from a specific location. I imagine the bag has been flagged by either TSA or the airline and not allowed to go through the regular conveyor. More than likely for security and theft prevention. Possibly someone grabbing it by mistake thinking its theirs as well.
Good Job, When I left Europe (Military) they had me give my Weapon to the Stewards who keep it until I departed Plane/? Wonder if this Procedure is still the same?
I’ve traveled with my weapons for years and 100% of the time my luggage is brought out by a baggage handler and they require me to show identification before my luggage is released to me ensuring NO ONE can just grab my bag off of the baggage claim ramp where all the other luggage comes out. I too have individual air tags in my lock box so I know where it is from leaving to arriving.
Multiple State do NOT allow you to have unlocked, loaded firearms in the terminal, even outside of security check area. Florida is one. So NO Carry. Only Transport. Carry is on person, Transport is not ready to fire, locked.
Is it legal to fly with empty magazines in your checked luggage? Like not in your locked pistol box. For instance, I’m down in FL right now and my buddy gave me some magazines to a gun he no longer has and I am flying to CA next month, should I just mail them to myself, or is it ok to just put them in my checked bag?
Firearms go missing a lot more than i would imagine and that cable will fall to cutters. I would also make sure that the ammo is legal in that state(LOOKING AT YOU JERSEY) Buddy of mine only travels with his glock"if it goes missing it's a Glock/Cheap i'll get another one tomorrow"
Messed up that little guys head man🤣😂, great information I never knew this information I usually just drive to where I'm going unless its too far away. Other than that what about the US virgin island territories and other countries that allow us to carry There if its possible?
You have a non-Cut cable on your little lock box but you put it through a cloth strap in your luggage that can be cut with scissors or knife doesn’t make much sense
Really do check the laws of the states you are traveling to. I’m in NJ and we don’t accept anyone’s CC permit. My buddy found out the hard way when visiting but got very damn lucky. Even for me driving into PA, which is an open carry state, I can’t CC there. Do your due diligence people. Not doing so will turn your travel story into something else not intended.
At 10:34, why would You say “they’re gonna ask to see it” and then right after You say “typically, they’re are gonna ask to see it”? Arent You repeating Yourself?
I've seen numerous videos and I don't understand why people keep using the term firearm,weapon gun etc and the language of the constitution is clear u have the right to bear arms it does not say weapon firearm gun. A law dictionary would clear this up and if any states say u need a license to bear arms they are clearly selling your rights to u as a privilege and just like u don't need a license to freedom of speech or freedom of religion neither do u by law need a license to bear arms. There are plenty of stare decsis supreme court cases bearing witness to this already established right of the people. But all in all great video
You can not have the ammo in the same container as the firearm just flew out of boston and the ammo had to be placed in my luggage separate from my handgun that came directly from TSA Agent
Yes you can. I literally just did it in the video. Depending on the airline, you might not be able to. Which I mentioned in the video. Ammo being separate is not a blanket rule for airline travel.
Use some type of tracking device (Apple Air Tag) in the case and luggage...
@@Blackness869 I forgot to add that. Thanks for sharing!
Always
@@alstontrainingsjust found your channel!! I love the vids. Very good info and presented extremely well!!
I'm a Customer Service Supervisor with American Airlines out of Philadelphia. Maybe in the future, I can give you some updated information about passengers traveling with firearms and the procedures we go through when traveling with firearms
I travel multiple times a year from Seattle to the southern states with an eight pistol case(although i usually squeeze in 9!). It's always so funny to watch the eyes of the airline personnel when they open it. Way different when leaving Virginia or Arkansas though. They are more likely to appreciate the collection 😂. I also travel with pictures of my firearms on my phone along with serial numbers in case something gets "lost" by the airline. Great information in this video! In fact the entire channel is very good. I recently found it and will definitely continue to watch!
🤣 I can only imagine their faces. God bless you Nick! Thanks for watching
I live in Seattle and worked at the air port and im going to say a lot of gun are stolen from the ground crew that loads the plane with luggage 🎯 I would have a locked suit case as well so they can’t even access anything inside 💯
Big facts
Unfortunately New york wouldn’t even let you get a watergun without a permit😂
Great Video!
😂😂😂
Things may soon be changing.... :)
@@Yahbklyn not soon enough
@@alstontrainingsa lot of people get caught out there in Queens and upstate NY. They get arrested at the airport because NYS doesn’t recognize other states pistol licenses or permits
You’re right about LA. The only part I don’t agree with is you can’t carry your firearm there your license has no reciprocity there.
Mandatory separation of ammo when flying is untrue. It depends on the airline you're flying, which I stated. At the end of the video, I have my gun in the case WITH a box of ammo. I also have an additional case with more ammo. Refrain from spreading false information. Thanks for watching.
There has been some reports where counter staff and even TSA want you to open your bag and show them your weapon. There’s a reason why you put non TSA locks on the case. It’s to keep them out. The X-ray proves that the weapon is compliant and that’s all you should have to do.
Another HUGE recommendation is placing and AirTag in your luggage / firearm carrier. So when looking for the oversized luggage or regular luggage …. You have a near real time tracker to help you. Seriously … great advice and add an AirTag.
Never knew it was even possible, unless you was like an air marshall or something for the air line company. I probably wouldn't even try it either way, but it is nice to know that you can actually do it.
Excellent video. Liked and subbed. To emphasize the point about needing a ccw: I live in NJ and have a NJ CCW (and a few others). I would fly out of Newark with a firearm but never out of Laguardia or JFK. It is technically legal under federal law (legal in state of origin and state of destination) but people have gotten arrested.
I have traveled several times to one or multiple firearms. The process of checking is mostly the same, but the scanning varies. I've traveled to ATL, LAX, LIT, and BNA. All except for ATl checked it and took it directly from there. ATL I had to walk it over and it was scanned right there and they took it from there once they scanned it. And by all means invest in an airtag,Til, or some other discreetly placed tracker in you case just in case.
I am a huge proponent of using a lockable box that is also secured inside the suitcase with the cable wrapped through the metal rods for the handle. Then I lock the suitcase with keyed locks. It's funny as some of the desk clerks are aggy with damn near yelling when clarifying that you are declaring a firearm. Try to be discreet as it ain't nobody's business but that counter agent. And some have asked to see that it is separate and unloaded, while others are adamant after asking the questions and you signing the tag that you did what you were supposed to do.
It is an easy process, but you need to be aware of the laws in the state that you are flying to and also what to as he mentioned about any layovers or delays, especially through restrictive states.
Last note, don't dawdle when arriving at your destination, especially with a separate case. Bags and cases can grow legs. IJS
Safe travels!!!
Great video!
I appreciate you watching and taking time to comment. 💯
Man you ALWAYS dropping great nuggets of information. Love your presentation. I’m still laughing about the Kid😂😂
Thanks 😂
I carry all the time. Good advice, I especially like the lanyard attached to the gun case as added security.
Thanks for the clear explanation of the process for packing and checking in a firearm. Do more videos, you have talent.
I remember when we used to fly with them loaded and unsecured in our checked bags. I was always nervous about it, but that’s how we did it and never had a problem. 😮
The FFL in my area (Jackson, WY) prefers that your FFL send your guns by either UPS or FedEx. That’s because 90+ percent of mail is delivered to P.O. Boxes here. Those that do send them by USPS will have them sent back. Also, to reiterate what the video said, Send your gun(s) through an FFL, lest they wind up being sent back, as well. Many FFL’s won’t accept transfers from private parties. Period.
Thanks for taking time to comment!
This is exceptional! Thanks for another great video 🇺🇸
Thanks a lot
Ya going to jail
Ya going to jail
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AirTags are essential when I travel by air. If I don't trust the TSA or airlines with my underwear and boat shoes, I certainly can't trust them with my firearms. I've traveled with my rifles in a rifle case without any issues and didn't need to disassemble them. Adhering to the laws regarding travel is crucial. I frequently fly to and from California, where I have a CCW. However, due to the state's 10-round magazine limit, I have to switch magazines before my flights. I always discreetly open my bag to check that everything is intact before leaving the airport, but I NEVER take anything out.
Thanks for taking time to comment Mr. Bond
So helpful adding the video footage. They didn’t even realize how you were narrating😂
The lanyard is a mere deterrent, if someone wanted to they could just cut whatever you had it attached to in the suitcase or just take the whole suitcase. 🤷🏾♂️ Liked the video and info, but I have enough trouble getting my undies on the plane, Betsy can stay home for a few days 😂
That part about layovers is probably the most important one. The audacity of the airlines/airport handing you your bag, just to turn around and be locked up is crazy. That should be against the law.
I never fly with my firearm, as I do not trust TSA. But for people who do, I am sure they appreciate the advice.
Thanks for watching
That's you.
I've flown with mine for years now, and haven't had a single issue.
Stop thinking of what can go wrong and think of what can go right. You don’t wanna fly somewhere without it and get caught in a jam.
Peeps, just because I don't fly commercially with mine does not mean I am not covered. Do what works best for you.
@@terrarecon Man I get where you're coming from. I respect your preferences. The dude telling you not to worry is a prime example of people looking at a post and an assuming s*** about people they don't even know.
Beware with MIA airport. OMG I had to walk from downstairs all the way upstairs to check on my firearms with the airline agent. Once TSA checked it out, I had to then walk to the other side of the airport to go through TSA to catch my flight. I barely made my flight.
First time watching this post. Very informative highly appreciative, Not to know can be costly and your freedom . TY my Brother for the 411.
Thanks for your video Alston! Could you explain how it works when transporting weapons from another country to the US, whether by competition or by immigration. Thanks! Take care
Flew with mine the first time 3 weeks ago, also was my first ever flight, very smooth process honestly
Right on. Thanks for watching!
Current Common Carrier shipping and USPO current shipping info should have been mentioned.
FFL to FFL shipping was explained well - however it was only (up until at least recently, if not currently) REQUIRED on a transfer of ownership of the firearm. Legal shipping "from yourself to yourself" to most states was possible by USPO for pistols, or Common Carrier for any firearm. Some of this may have changed and THAT is why I watched this video.
Fantastic informative information. Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing your “experience “. Love the kid story I laughed and rewound the video 3 times to hear that story again and again 😂
I'm still laughing about it 🤣
Also, the ammo has to be in the original box it came in. Not loaded in magazines (that's how mine got confiscated).
Did you get it back?
Wow that looks easy, both informative and very entertaining video ( as always) on the declaration you showed on screen, top right corner- what is a PNR number? Thanks again for all you do!
No idea what it means. They fill out certain parts of the card before handing it to me.
I fly a lot with mine. TSA tired of me 😂
They can't stop you Von! 😂
I always use a tracking tag. Placed under the foam packing. All my glocks I remove the trigger. If it gets stolen it’s useless to them…
we support your channel and all of your videos here in the mountain state of West Virginia. thanks for all the information you give us.......
@@juletraylor5829 And I appreciate y'all for continuing to watch. It really means a lot.
Airlines need to be more discreet when you’re declaring. I wouldn’t want anyone else on my flight to potentially see and know THAT bag has a firearm in it. I mean the bag just spits itself out on the baggage carousel at your destination. Anyone can grab it.
Not necessarily true, everywhere. The airline I use has a customer rep bring your firearm case to you. Air tag and photo ID are required.
It’s also a pain in the ass when luggage doesn’t show up on non-direct flights. That cost me a $45 Uber in JAX and a $145 Uber in DSM.
Thank you for the extensive explanation of how to fly with your concealed carry weapon , I really appreciate the advice and information ! But I generally use option #2 , I send it FFL to FFL because , TSA , and anyone associated with the airline who is in contact with your baggage is a potential THIEF ! SORRY to the HONEST and HONORABLE people who work at airport baggage handling , but you are only 1 out of ten people ! So if you are a truly HONORABLE person who works at an airport baggage area , then look at your coworkers and count off 9 of them and they are most likely thieves !
Just a clarification about LE who passed the Flying While Armed cert... Even if they have, a request for authorization sent to DHS has to be sent and approved for each specific flight leg for them to actually carry it, every time they want to.
Very good comment. Thanks for sharing!
Flannels are so comfortable and make for great concealment.
Thank you for Teaching us knowledge is power 💡💡💡💡
was curious if You might have ever worked with Mr. Buford Tune ? (took his Permit Class - He was Awesome!)
Thanks I was scared to take my fire arm in the air cause it was a lot of confusion on how to travel but now that I've seen it I know what to do.
Nice! Glad you got some value from it brotha!
I've been flying for years with mine. I walk in the airport, go to the desk and say "I'm also declaring a firearm". They grab a declaration tag and ask me to see the case, and "try to open the case" to ensure that it's locked. I've never been asked to open it. After that I put it back in my bag, and lock my bag with luggage locks.
So you can place your case inside your check in meaning you only pay for one check in bag?
The imma dude playing a dude got you my like and subscribe! You alright 👍🏿.
Very, Very Nice Video for traveling with firearms.
Flier’s should check the TSA Website and Airlines for information on flying with firearms.
Would have been nice to see any interaction should you have to present your firearm key. Should the case needs to be opened for an inspection by TSA.
I also recommend to try to have the pistol case not covered by ‘Hard Items’ like Computer’s, iPads, tools, make it easy for the X-rays to penetrate the gun case to see the firearm. This could cause an alarm on the baggage X-ray and possibly an inspection of the luggage and firearm (which will need to be open, possibly, many factors in that determination),
Very interesting images and TSA can determine whether loaded or unloaded if properly packed and in many case’s clear the item should the system alarm on the item without opening the case.
What is your thoughts on AirTag’s with the case? Watched a video in which they used such with their firearms and it seems like a great idea for a fairly low cost and a bit more security for tracking your item.
Also should something come up missing, contact the airline and file a police report for possibly stolen item, (lots of bags look alike and can be picked up by wrong passenger and then returned later). Many airports have lots of cameras in the baggage area even TSA has them all over their areas of operation. Also contact TSA manage or TSA Customer Service Representative AT THAT airport or Your Home airport, about the situation and be polite but it opens an investigation. Really the amount of time TSA could possibly touch your luggage is very small compared to how much and often the airline itself touches and moves your checked luggage per their operation.
Just remember if TSA cannot clear your luggage it can’t fly on the plane. Arrive early to give yourself plenty of time to address any situation that should arise, like a key or combination to open your luggage!
Again, very nice video! Best to you and your future travels.
I fly with my firearm frequently and in my experience recently, i have to pick up the checked bag from a specific location. I imagine the bag has been flagged by either TSA or the airline and not allowed to go through the regular conveyor. More than likely for security and theft prevention. Possibly someone grabbing it by mistake thinking its theirs as well.
Thanks for sharing my brotha!
Good Job, When I left Europe (Military) they had me give my Weapon to the Stewards who keep it until I departed Plane/? Wonder if this Procedure is still the same?
I’ve traveled with my weapons for years and 100% of the time my luggage is brought out by a baggage handler and they require me to show identification before my luggage is released to me ensuring NO ONE can just grab my bag off of the baggage claim ramp where all the other luggage comes out. I too have individual air tags in my lock box so I know where it is from leaving to arriving.
That suitcase can be defeated easily, you need to get a different suitcase my man. Good job on the video!
Oh he got experience.
I know a law enforcement officer who was checking in his gun with his luggage and they turned him away because he didn’t have TSA locks. Go figure
Ammo would be in a separate locked container.
Thanks for the video brother.
Thank you for the detailed video. Subscribed
Make sure you watch The Lock Picking Lawyer and take the necessary precautions to prevent your Vault being unlocked with a fork.
Thanks for the good info
Thanks for this video very helpful. Did you have a lock on your luggage
Yes I did 👍🏾
Very detailed and easy to digest
Thanks Kenneth. Glad you got some value from it.
18:11 😮....
So basically they settin you up.
Basically. They voted for that nonsense up there 🤷🏾♂️
Do you have to declare firearm magazines like new empty pistol magazines with no firearm just few magazines in checked luggage
I plan on flying with a couple of my pistols in the upcoming months. Thanks for a very informational video.
No problem. God bless bro
That is, if somebody doesn't disappear it on it's way to the baggage compartment on the aircraft...
I travel a lot with a Firearm but have never dismantled it. Good to know and will do so in the future. Stay Safe.
You stay safe as well 💯
Tropic Thunder 😂😂😂
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Why would they arrest you based on a cancellation & returning your property? I need you to dive deeper into the NY thing.
I've been gifted alot of flannel too, but I never wear them cause I over heat
Thank you for the great educational video. I do have a question. Can you or should i say are you allowed to lock you suitcase?
Whats the name of the green shoulder carrier in your thumbnail?
😂😂😂 nah man! This LA . . . we straight robbin out here!! Good stuff Romine . . . I'll be going to Dallas soon so this was informative.
😂😂😂😂😂 I'm glad you got some gems from it bro!
Are air pistols (Bb and Pellet) treated different? thanks for informative video!
Make sure you don’t have live ammunition on your person or in your carryon bag. If you go to the range often, it could happen.
Great video. Thanks for the breakdown.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the airport footage. Interesting to see it the process. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I’ve also had SEA put my firearm on the baggage belt.
Multiple State do NOT allow you to have unlocked, loaded firearms in the terminal, even outside of security check area. Florida is one. So NO Carry. Only Transport.
Carry is on person, Transport is not ready to fire, locked.
23:41 thanks ❤
I have a vaultek , but I just purchased a couple of Stopbox safes. Are Stopbox safes ok to fly with?
Very Informative. Thank you.
Thanks Greg!
❤ 15:56 im a dude thats disguised as a another dude 😎 16:32 😂i love that 16:44
Thanks,great information!
Thanks for watching
Is it legal to fly with empty magazines in your checked luggage? Like not in your locked pistol box. For instance, I’m down in FL right now and my buddy gave me some magazines to a gun he no longer has and I am flying to CA next month, should I just mail them to myself, or is it ok to just put them in my checked bag?
Firearms go missing a lot more than i would imagine and that cable will fall to cutters. I would also make sure that the ammo is legal in that state(LOOKING AT YOU JERSEY)
Buddy of mine only travels with his glock"if it goes missing it's a Glock/Cheap i'll get another one tomorrow"
Good teaching
Messed up that little guys head man🤣😂, great information I never knew this information I usually just drive to where I'm going unless its too far away. Other than that what about the US virgin island territories and other countries that allow us to carry There if its possible?
Idk about the Virgin Islands. You'll have to look that up bro. Thanks for watching 👍🏾
Well made and informativ. Good job.
Thanks! Glad you got value from it
How about international flights?
Has anyone had any experience flying into California from somewhere like Florida/Texas/Georgia etc?
Thank you much sir
Another great video.
Thanks again!
You have a non-Cut cable on your little lock box but you put it through a cloth strap in your luggage that can be cut with scissors or knife doesn’t make much sense
I doubt I'll ever do this since I don't trust TSA to not steal or lose my firearms. Excellent and informative video nonetheless.
Thanks Ricardo!
Good info, thank you sir
Thank you for watching
Really do check the laws of the states you are traveling to. I’m in NJ and we don’t accept anyone’s CC permit. My buddy found out the hard way when visiting but got very damn lucky. Even for me driving into PA, which is an open carry state, I can’t CC there. Do your due diligence people. Not doing so will turn your travel story into something else not intended.
Fa sho
Im not gonna catch no plane anyway lol 🤣 nope nope 😭 4:27 jk thanks for the advice and good education 5:13
Thanks Zeek!
At 10:34, why would You say “they’re gonna ask to see it” and then right after You say “typically, they’re are gonna ask to see it”? Arent You repeating Yourself?
Does that apply to persons who are partaking in shooting tournaments to
FYI the lock that comes with a Glock pistol is a gun lock. It is not meant to lock the box/case.
I know, but a lot of people use it for the case itself. Thanks for watching.
I've seen numerous videos and I don't understand why people keep using the term firearm,weapon gun etc and the language of the constitution is clear u have the right to bear arms it does not say weapon firearm gun. A law dictionary would clear this up and if any states say u need a license to bear arms they are clearly selling your rights to u as a privilege and just like u don't need a license to freedom of speech or freedom of religion neither do u by law need a license to bear arms. There are plenty of stare decsis supreme court cases bearing witness to this already established right of the people. But all in all great video
You can not have the ammo in the same container as the firearm just flew out of boston and the ammo had to be placed in my luggage separate from my handgun that came directly from TSA Agent
Yes you can. I literally just did it in the video. Depending on the airline, you might not be able to. Which I mentioned in the video. Ammo being separate is not a blanket rule for airline travel.