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Left eye dominant, Right handed here.

Pistol...right handed, only left eye open...adjusted stance to get the weapon lined up.

Rifle...left handed, only left eye open. I don't own a left handed gun.

He will be fine.

I miss my 70 Challenger and my 73 'Cuda.

I would have been worried the whole time I was gone that THIS would be the time that a burglar would break in to my place and find the boxed gun sitting on the bed. :shock: And this: ...She then rips off the original luggage tag, prints out a new one to attach to my suitcase. ... is pretty interest...

sjfcontrol wrote: Did you read the second link in my post? TSA Q & A?
Pretty clear there. Even says it twice.

Yes, I did...Just now...and I apologize. You are correct.

Actually, I used to think this too. However, I was corrected on this board. Seems the lock on the hard-case doesn't HAVE to be non-TSA, but it CAN be. I hate to disagree, but the fourth bullet point on this page (http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/assistant/editorial_1666.shtm" onclick=&qu...

I believe you need to have a TSA lock on the outside of your bag. I have always had one, so I'm not sure what happens if you do not. Are you saying that you have a locked container inside your regular luggage, then you lock the luggage with a TSA-approved lock? My luggage is a steel 81mm mortar cas...

sjfcontrol wrote:Hmmm, "No Handguns", huh? Guess it's OK to bring my AK in with me.

or just get one of these: http://www.andrewsleather.com/firepower.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I believe you need to have a TSA lock on the outside of your bag. I have always had one, so I'm not sure what happens if you do not. Are you saying that you have a locked container inside your regular luggage, then you lock the luggage with a TSA-approved lock? My luggage is a steel 81mm mortar cas...

P.S. IMHO , I think that all these crazy "what if" situations where it's impossible to come out a "winner" are started by anti 2nd A posters. Don't play their game. Instead of saying what you'd do if you were in such and such a situation, let them know that you're able to AVOID ...

RoyGBiv wrote:I believe you need to have a TSA lock on the outside of your bag. I have always had one, so I'm not sure what happens if you do not.

Are you saying that you have a locked container inside your regular luggage, then you lock the luggage with a TSA-approved lock?

Or take your class from someone who also does fingerprints. That is no longer an option. An applicant must use the L1 electronic fingerprinting. No old-fashioned ink fingerprints cards anymore. I know of at least one (and there must be more) school that uses L1. That's where I am taking my class!

Please consider what I do, weekly. I pack a Pelican (hard-sided) case with ALL my stuff (clothes, shoes, toiletries, laptop, paperwork, etc.) then I put my unloaded handgun (in an IWB holster) right on top...close it, lock it up. I do the exact same thing, although with a $20 army surplus steel box...

xtreme, I'm in the SA area, Schertz actually, I can put you in touch with our realtor...Don't know if he's CHL, didn't come up, (wouldn't be surprised though) but he's ex-airforce, conservative, and put up with me picking out the house without the hubby, then the purchase was long distance......the...

Very nice. I guess I need to start saving my pennies now!

I carry all the time. At home, at work, in church, everywhere. Period.

As for church...my current one has about 60 members, and there are two of us like-minded individuals. My old church was over 1000 members, and even most of the pastoral and office staff carried daily.