Flying out of West Palm Beach, the gate agents have you wait at the ticket counter until the bag clears the X-ray machine, since they don't have visible TSA screening checked baggage. So plan on an extra 10 minutes.
When the machine was not working the agent told me to go to the gate but listen for any pages in case I was needed to open the case.
The first time I was carrying in Florida, I was involved in a minor fender bender (as a passenger) right out of the airport. Showed my CHL when asked for ID just as I would in Texas and the officer didn't even bat an eye, just a "I don't need to see that". +1 for West Palm PD.
Happy travels.
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- Tue Dec 15, 2009 9:12 pm
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- Tue Dec 15, 2009 9:24 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Travelling - interstate via airlines.. case?
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Re: Travelling - interstate via airlines.. case?
I use one of those triangular single gun cases when I travel. It has a place where you can put a regular pad lock on it.
Also, the declaration tag is supposed to be outside of your locked case, inside your suitcase. This way the TSA screeners know that the firearm has been declared properly without having you open the locked case.
you can check on the reciprocity of your chl at http://www.handgunlaw.us/.
Also, the declaration tag is supposed to be outside of your locked case, inside your suitcase. This way the TSA screeners know that the firearm has been declared properly without having you open the locked case.
you can check on the reciprocity of your chl at http://www.handgunlaw.us/.