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I have a Longoni Sultan Case (hard), and am planning to put it in a luggage and check in with airline. Is this a good idea? Did anyone have traveled with Longoni hard case? Thanks for help!
I have a Longoni Sultan Case (hard), and am planning to put it in a luggage and check in with airline. Is this a good idea? Did anyone have traveled with Longoni hard case? Thanks for help!
I wouldn't check that unless it was in the cardboard shipping carton it came in.
Carry it on!
Checking it in another piece of luggage is what most people do with their cases.
You cant carry it on.
When I fly with anything valuable I check it alongside a pistol. At that point it gets treated specially and the law requires that a lock go on to which ONLY you have a key.
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Exactly right. When I would leave the south to go places like Massachusetts and such, I did not use this approach.That's an interesting idea, but then you have to deal with the pistol at your destination. Fine if you can carry there. But if you end up landing in NYC or NJ, even through no fault of your own, you will likely end up in jail.
There is a finite, non-zero probability that your plane could land in NYC or NJ, even if that's not on the route plan, or doesn't even seem sensible. Take care! Innocent people have been persecuted and jailed.Exactly right. When I would leave the south to go places like Massachusetts and such, I did not use this approach.
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Exactly right. When I would leave the south to go places like Massachusetts and such, I did not use this approach.
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This tiny part must use a firearms declaration.
Retrieve your locked hardcase, put this on your keyring and you're golden.
S&W J-frame firing pin. About the size of a dime.
Why would you have to declare that as a firearm? As far as I know, the firearm is the frame or receiver - not the parts that go into it.
Gun parts can't be in carry-on bags, must be checked, but don't have to be declared.
Good luck with that.
What does that mean? Do you think you would be hassled at all for checking that nondescript part in your luggage?
(BTW: I have travelled with firearms and ammunition, I know the drill.)