TSA demos how to properly travel with firearms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- TSA doesn’t want to prevent you from traveling with your firearms, they just ask that you follow a few simple safety steps.
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“Completely unloaded”
>only dropped the mag and didn’t check the chamber 💩
It’s a fake gun that can’t chamber a round, so why would they check the chamber? You bozo
Dawg there's no bullets in the mag 💀
@@zombiewolf1671for demonstration purposes tho they should have done that
@@JudoMMAsterhomie it’s a orange gun, do we even know if the slide functions?
@@TheUsualSuspect43 i know, i know, its silly. But you’d be surprised at what people dont know about their firearms
Only put one lock on the case and didn’t check the chamber 😂 my goodness
If you're goung to publish a video on this, at least plagiarize something good.
This is BAD advice and incomplete information. If you go on Delta, they will check this very box in this video and open the latch on the end without a lock. When it opens a little, they will stick their fingers/hand through and pull the gun out proving this is not a Delta-approved case. Save yourself a lot of time and DO NOT follow this advice. Get yourself a case with a lock hole on both ends. Make sure the loop of the lock is short so when you lock it and try to open it, no one can stick their finger through. If it opens AT ALL Delta will not approve it! Be ware!!!
Delta is overall a complete trash of a company. They're the ones moving millions of illegal migrants into our local communities every day. F them.
Facts
This should be pinned
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Just look up TSA approved gun cases it’s real easy
Dude that setup is NOT TSA compliant at all. I fly with guns all the time. The one lock will allow you to touch the gun and they won't let that fly.
Good to know!
I’m gonna be fly this Saturday and I’ll be taking my gun with me for the first time. My box has only two combination locks no lock holes. Is that okay?? It dose say tsa approved on the box but I just need to make sure. Thanks for the help.
Your case should also have an airtag in it. So many times stuff gets "lost" in airlines.
No. The regulation requires the tag to be inside of the locked case.
Letting everyone in baggage know there's a gun for them to steal.
Never, never, never let TSA put that tag on the outside. The ink is made with leaded ink so it shows up in x-rays. You put that on the outside of a case, it's gone. Especially if traveling through Detroit, Chicago, New York, Indianapolis, LA, San Francisco, etc. It will not get to its destination.
The orange tags are to make it easier to identify in order to steal the firearm
In some airports, you are told to put it in your luggage, but you must tell them when you are checking your bag
Umm am I the only one who saw the orange cap on that revolvers barrel? Doesn’t that mean it’s one of those Dollar store toys that plays a bad quality bang every time the trigger is pulled
Anybody else see the red barrel end cap on the revolver on the table of “evidence? Indicating that it is a toy?
I don't fly being as I don't want to be treated like a criminal while the border is wide open.
Except for the state of New York. Don't take a gun to New York
Always take a gun to new York. They're fuckin lying when they say the city is a gun free zone.
Why new York have no legal guns?
@@whiteeye3453 new York requires a gun license. If you get caught with a gun with out it it is a felony in the state of new york
how about cali and nevada ?
@@deadfishtellnotalesdoes depend on layovers.
A layover in New York is fine, but don't take possession of your bag if for some reason they start giving them back.
But what about all the cases of power hungry tsa agents cut gun case locks off because the lock is not tsa approved which means tsa had a key to open case
@AshAshAshAshAshAshAshAshAshAsh it a firearm even with trigger immobilized, only one person should be allowed to open a case (even after declaring firearm lock case up there are cases of people in baggage department cutting locks off just because the lock is not tsa approved)
@AshAshAshAshAshAshAshAshAshAsh they make the argument they cut lock because the lock is not tsa approved which defeat the purpose of having a lock that only one person can open
It's not power tripping - it's a communication problem. It's almost always because the airline staff isn't properly briefed about the whole chain of custody and the cases end up in TSA's hands without the key and no instructions. Ironically, Austin is known for screwing the process up more than almost any other airport.
Once the firearm has been declared, properly checked in and locked, nobody is to open the case. Only the owner of the firearm is to possess the key to unlock it. TSA locks are not required, nor are they recommended.
@sixtomidnight1492 you don't read the one important word in comment power-hungery power-hungery tsa employe that doesn't care if no tsa approve lock is seen that none approved lock is getting cut off and case opened
Whoa whoa whoa! The lady says that they put the declaration on the outside of the luggage. "Unless the firearm is traveling alone then they'll place it on the inside of the container."
Umm.... You mean to tell me that it's possible for the firearm to travel not alone?? What exactly does that mean? Are you implying that a person can take a firearm through the terminal as long as they have a declaration stamp to the outside of the box???
I would definitely not follow this advice in Florida.
Are you kidding me clearly The single action revolver is a kids toy Or airsoft
They will cut the locks off anyway and say you can’t fly with it
The right to keep and bear arms Violated every day.
Folks remember to AirTag your fire arms & check state regulations. Some airports can hold your firearm till it’s time for you to go back home. And yes nothing in the chamber, separate magazine & keep firearm open for them to inspect.
The easier you make their job the better off you’ll be.
the revolver with an orange tip was a nice touch to try and make it seem like it mattered
there's a story where they cut the lock to inspect the firearm then refused to allow the box to be loaded on the plane because it wasn't secure
That’s why u bring a key bruhhhh
@guwop_47 TSA might not care to wait for a key and cut the locks anyways because TSA and airport staff are not allowed to have official comms with each other.
He had a key dummy they did it with lit his permission
@@guwop_47Yeah, but the airline has to understand where that key's supposed to go and NOT LOAD THE CASE ONTO THE REGULAR BELT! Ironically, Austin is famous for completely screwing this up repeatedly.
@@kevin-uc5wnCheck out Deviant Ollum's TSA stories. They cut his locks coming out of Austin (and other places) all the time because the airport's policy isn't well communicated to the checking staff and there's NO communication between the airlines and TSA.
The first gun I saw was a toy revolver with the orange tip.
......and they display a toy gun!
Before the Supreme Court ruled it unconditional you could face felony charges in New York for having a gun
That's because TSA exceeds their authority and rats you out to the local cops which they still do despite what any court tells them is wrong.
Federal interstate transportation of firearms law overrules any state law.
I had an airport cop try to threaten me with arrest in Albany, NY for my declaring a handgun. The cop was tripping on power.
I explained I was originating from MA (which I had a LTC there) and I didn’t stay in NY. It was a 2.5 hour drive to get to ALB airport from MA. There’s no reason to stop in NY. I dropped this law on him and said that if he feels so strongly about this, maybe he should call the ATF while he’s at it?
The cop immediately shifted gears and started acting like he was doing me a favor by the demanding in that I say, “I’m going hunting in Vermont” like it’s some password or brainwashing technique that he never threatened an illegal arrest. Ok, whatever makes him sleep better at night knowing that the feds (the real feds - not TSA) would not come knocking to ask wtf he was doing in impending a lawful citizen. lol
A lot of sheep people think my situation should wait for court and allow myself to be arrested. Fuck that noise. If threat of illegal arrest is on the table, threaten back with equal or greater authority. Ironically, the ATF is a magic word in this situation.
US Code Title 18 Section 926A
www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/926A
Don’t let local authorities push you around if a federal authority protects you.
Why is a toy gun shown when talking about 2 guns found?
TSA fail to mention gun magazines and ammunition. In addition to different states having magazine restrictions before you travel make sure you know all the laws of where you're leaving from where you're going to and if the plane hasn't divert make sure you're in compliance
Not true. From my experience they don’t care enough to check. I fly to Cali all the time with my 2+ 15 round mag in my CZ75B and never had an issue. FYI can’t have those in Cali ! I live in both VA & CA
@@2phonesjones899 Oh really well you're lucky.
The TSA at some airports (like O'Hare) have a propensity for breaking the locks and zip tying them back shut too, so I wouldn't take the TSA at their word. Deviant Ollam has put out a few videos whenever he's encountered issues with protocol/law being violated, as well as how-to's to "packing in the friendly skies."
Make sure you lock both sides of the case to ensure the firearm stays in. Also make sure you use NON tsa locks. It is actually preferred as no one should have access to the firearm except the owner. I had a friend fly using tsa locks and when he got his gun back, it had scratches all over it.
thats fucking scary. they could’ve done anything with it and put it back there
I believe its federal law that you cant use TSA compliant locks.
Q00p 0
Judging from what I am reading here the TSA policy on traveling with firearms is a mess. Also, each airline has subtle nuances in firearms checked in procedures. It happened to gun-tuber Carrytrainer. He spent an entire episode telling his viewers how his prized rifles and pistols were lost by TSA and had it not for his connections with government officials and going through back channels he would not have gotten his firearms back. And the firearms were manhandled and locks were broken even though he provided TSA the keys. It seems like you’re taking a gamble each time you fly and travel with your firearms. It’s more trouble than its worth.
Make sure you know the gun laws where you are traveling. If they have mag caps or any restrictions. People who did all their paperwork and dotted their eyes and crossed their Ts still get arrested. One lady had a 10 round mag with 7 rds in it if I'm not mistaken, and the state or city she traveled to only allowed 7 rds mags. She was arrested as she went to board her return flight. She had her kid with her too. Look it up, it happens. It was a suspicious set of circumstances. Cover your butt and know the laws.
the TSA dont know JACK SHIT about traveling with fireamrs you have no idea how many tsa agents have comitted felonies in regards to this
a favorite of the TSA is to cut the locks off a TAGGED luggage that has already been inspected and cleared then mess with the contents then send it on its way
UNLOCKED
its a felony to ever unlock a firearms luggage without the owner present because the firearm must remain in the owners control under lock and key from the moment it touches the baggage belt till the owner personally takes ownership of it again on the other side
if TSA wants to look in there again they must go call for the owner and have them personally unlock the case and then they may inspect the case whilst the owner watches
How about you talk about airlines and TSA, ignoring their policies, cutting locks off (because you can't use TSA locks), and breaking the cases to get inside?
I know a guy that a few years ago he won a military shooting competition. He got a plaque with rifle on it. (About 5 inches long chrome replica of a rifle, not an actual rifle). The he had the plaque in his carry on, and TSA wouldn’t let him fly with it. He had to mail it to himself. 🤣 Nothing to do with this video, but still funny.
Please don't use those TSA locks, they're technically illegal to use for securing firearms for flight. Specifically it says you must be the only one who can open it since the TSA can open it it is not a compliant lock.
Seems kinda dumb. Only law-abiding citizens will follow this protocol. Anybody else will have to get creative. Making this security theater moot.
Is that why TSA have been cutting locks off secure firearms storage cases because if improper screening procedures with gun owners not going through special screenings?
TSA mismanages checked firearms so many times it's practically its own meme.
Looks like the pink handle revolver had an orange end meaning it is a toy gun, right?
What, NO!? A government employee and management wouldn't never be inept!
Yet TSA will still cut your lock before baggage is loaded on the plane. Once they cut your lock they will not allow the gun on the plane unless the gun is locked in a case so bring another lock to lock the case again
Hope the firearms go in the checked luggage that goes to the bottom of the plane.
Not the carry on luggage.
They will just end up stealing it like they do everything else
If TSA ends up stealing it, the ATF will be on their ass.
That would be a fun sight to see lol.
@@randomstuff508😂😂😂😂 ok there clown
@@randomstuff508bold of you to assume the ATF would go after anyone but a law abiding citizen
Theres enough stories even if you do it in checked luggage and do it the right way they that 1. airlines dont know what to do. 2. tsa will still cut the locks and leave it because not secure.
We just ask you that you pay us before you take property. You own in a country that you're free to travel as usual, A f****** shake down.
At the same time if you ar an invader you can get onboard without a real id. Rember the REAL ID.
TSA enjoys cutting your locks off. Be sure to bring 2 extras in a carryon.
Um the gun that they showed was a cap gun with a orange tip 😂
Do you really blame them
Give me some alphabet there to remember every time you board a plane ???BLM ANTF
"Completely Secure" hmmm how about push the hinge out?
I rather have a person off the street take my firearm and hopefully meet me at my destinations then go through this , hey it may be good 99% of the time , but that one time your firearm don’t show up when you do , that’s when you’re out of luck
What a joke ,a plastic box with a Micky mouse lock
Most nasally newscaster voice I've ever heard
I think tsa are the ones that don't know how to handle firearms while flying
Nothing says safe like flagging your own hand
They need to stop cutting gun case locks off.
Bottom Line: just drive to your destination.
The moment you land with that in EU that will be a big Fine and bye bye gun
Was that a cap gun 😂
That hair is fake
Is she not gonna check the chamber?
What so its easier to steal by tsa
Uh, that’s a toy gun
I will never fly
lol toy guns?
I have traveled with a hand gun a few times before and the information I was given and later confirmed was that the case needs to be metal and no tsa locks, there shouldn't be any bullets in the gun or magazine regardless if it's not in the gun, the ammo can be in the same case but separate from the gun or mag.
This is correct!! Out of all of the comments this would be the most accurate.
Do you have a license ?
And the ammunition?
That hard sided case is really good at securing your weapon. Heck, that lock is going to completely prevent you from getting at it. Spend a little more cash to get a case that can have at least two good locks on it (That won't necessarily prevent a thief from taking it but) then put an airtag in it. THOUGH the airtags do tend to notify people if they try to go through a phone so....
This isn't true. FIREARMS ARE NOT ALLOWED AS CARRYONS EVER!!! It must be unloaded in a checked bag, airlines may have specific extra rules for the firearm
I’ve traveled with pistols, ARs and just followed the rules. Yes, I have a dozen tiny locks at home but I have used them more than once.
It's funny how they would break the lock on my duffle bag. I stopped locking it after that happened
When you put your firearm in luggage, they will steal it.
They didn't say nything about how the ammunition has to be transported.
Shoutout to The Camera Man
Horrible
yeh this lock makes it completely safe, there is no option to open this case, only if you use a lighter or something els to male to plastic hat, and therefore less resistant against force
Thank You Great Man
Truly a Freedom Of Man
What do you mean if the firearm is traveling alone????
The revolver was airsoft
Don’t you have to send it under?
Remember to register
Bro got toy guns 😂😂😂
Wtf
So you can travel with firearm but they limit the amount of liquids you can carry on the plane. What a joke.
Why?
@@davidhodge0201 Sometime back the FBI stopped a liquid bomb plot. That's the only reason I can think of that would've sparked that kind of rule.
@cdcopper3438 lol. No I was asking op, why is that a joke. I know why you can't carry but a finite amount of liquid. There shouldn't be any issues with carrying a gun on a plane.
Edit. To add to that statement, "carry a gun on a plane the legal way"
The firearm has to be checked under the plane. You can have as much liquid as you want as long as it’s checked and under the plane…smh
Poor demonstration. Pistol not handled safely.
America is messed up
I agree, TSA is the worst.
@@SeraphsWitnessagreed.
This is not correct information, I would know just had to deal with this.
A whole 6 guns out of how many flights.....😂😂😂
They are truly saving america single handedly