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I have flown several times with my handgun. In every case someone has opened my locked box and looked at my weapon. One time in Providence RI I discussed the process with the ticket agent, and I was adamant that my bag had to go to TSA for screening. She said it did not and put it on the belt and sent me to my gate. About 20 minutes later they called my name over the loudspeaker and I had to find my way back to the ticket counter where I had a pleasant conversation with a man in a suit that identified himself has the TSA supervisor. After I gave him my combonation and explained what happend he went and did some on the spot training with the ticket agent.

My most interesting encounter was in Boston. There the ticket agent took me to a room where the TSA guys were and we opened the case together and everyone looked at my Kimber and complimented it.