The swab is for explosives, which smells different to the machine than gunpowder. The counter person saw the firearm(s) but didn't actually search the case.C-dub wrote:I'm curious about this. What exactly are they swabbing for that they would need to open the case? I mean, we know there's a gun in there and there could be ammunition, right? And the counter person already saw the contents, no?steveincowtown wrote: He called a supervisor and was told the correct procedure, which is to swab the outside and put it in the detector. No alarm=no reason to open the case.
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