Just remember...KinnyLee wrote:Good read. I'm going to Vegas in 3 weeks with firearms and I'll follow Mr. Jimlongley's advice. :D
What goes on in Vegas...Stays in Vegas...
Just make sure yer guns make it back!
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"Paging Mr. Jim Longley"...
Considering the source of the discussion...
http://www.packing.org/community/flying ... tview/5003
I immediately thought of you and what you might think of this...
I'm certainly not going to change the way I do things in regards to flying with a checked firearm in my baggage...
But some may be deterred, because of the hassle that will grow more and more troublesome...
I'm not being harsh, but I am just looking ahead and seeing all sorts of problems with this, that very well will be exploited by the dark side of the force...
http://www.packing.org/community/flying ... tview/5003
I immediately thought of you and what you might think of this...
I'm certainly not going to change the way I do things in regards to flying with a checked firearm in my baggage...
But some may be deterred, because of the hassle that will grow more and more troublesome...
I'm not being harsh, but I am just looking ahead and seeing all sorts of problems with this, that very well will be exploited by the dark side of the force...