Those who say "it's easy, just don't put ammo in your suit case" are being ignorant, it is way easier said than done. I can't tell you how many trips I have gone on where I may throw a couple extra mags in my suit case or overnight bag. In the US that is completely legal, assuming it is checked baggage. Even if I go through my baggage and don't find ammo, there is always the chance that I missed a round somehow. It is simply not worth traveling to that country. Furthermore we should be doing everything in our power to bring those guys back home. It seems like the easiest, most direct solution is for us to just not travel there. Don't show support for that country by spending money there and don't put yourself at risk.
Sorry, you are just plain dumb if you leave ammo In your bags. Don't get pissy about breaking someone else's laws. IT IS Your responsibility, and as a man, you need to nut up and own the fact that it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. That country did nothing wrong other than enforce their laws. Stop enabling people.
@@jamesmccarthy-mk3ny A bit pedantic imo. Most people are not meticulous by nature so call it what you want it's a small mistake here that can have life altering consequences once you cross the border and he's doing a good thing with this PSA.
Here in the US, the TSA found some leftover ammo in my bag. Cost me $250. I’ve flown armed since then but now I’m extremely careful about loose rounds in my bags.
I’m not taking sides here, but i do think it’s very funny that the same crowd that called out brittney griner for putting herself into the position she faced in Russia, now seem to soften their tone 😂
Yeah you’re very right. It’s easy to call out when the other side makes mistake but turn a blind eye on ours. Even worse when it seems laws on banning ammunition is way more reasonable than on hash oil
@@pnoodl3s775 i 100% agree with you. Nice to see a bit of reason in these times, splitting ourselves in a million camps that all despise each other is a horrible way to conduct healthy discourse. Tearing each other apart over the tiniest disagreements only benefits those who seek to undermine us. Objectively, so many of us are so alike in more ways one would be lead on to believe; a fact that i find a lot of solace in.
I went to the Philippines and I took one of my bags I have used to go to the range! I checked it over and over again before going! Guys don’t take shit for granted!!
Yeah.. we don’t think we’re an exception.. it’s easy to accidentally leave something really small in your luggage. This is just a reminder to double check. Americans aren’t as star-spangled brained as the rest of you believe, well, I’ll give you 90% of us aren’t.
@@NovaDust94 90% is a bit optimistic for any country. Let's say 75%? (I'm including my own country and neighbours there too so it isn't just America I'm evaluating 🚭"
It's no different than other countries having strict laws against drugs that are legal here. You, as the traveler, are responsible for what is in your bags and whether that violates the laws of the country you are travelling to. This isnt a hard concept if you have basic critical thinking skills. Do they deserve 12 years in prison? Probably not, but life isn't fair.
Just obey the laws of other countries. It’s not very hard. Or maybe get a separate travel bag. That’s exactly why gun folks get a lot of flak all the time. Don’t commit the crime if you can’t do the time.
Were you singing the same tune when what’s her face got caught with marijuana in Russia? Let’s keep it real, you weren’t (neither was I). This is what happens when Americans call themselves “ex-pats” instead of “foreigners” when they travel.
5 Americans now. All with 2 to 3 rounds "forgotten" in their bag. Do they really think we're stupid!? What I want to know is WHY? Who is framing them and why!?
@@BrandizzleizzleI wouldn’t say deserves, but definitely that’s harsh for a sentence of accidentally having 4 rounds that were loose. I know it’s not the same but as an Airsofter I’ve had bbs loose in just my normal carryon’s even though I don’t put any bbs in those places. Heck I’ve had bbs in my jeans once even though never use em for that. But at the end of the day a place like Turks and Caicos doesn’t have a 2nd Amendment so we should be extra careful when traveling and such.
I accidentally left a loaded mag in my bag and it went through the xray and nobody stopped me.... For a week. I cleaned out my bag after range day and realized in my secret pocket was one loaded mag. I was like yea i am keeping seperate bags from now on for range use and for personal use.
So this seems to happen often to American travelers. Hey though, we're the shining example...wanna come across the border with a criminal record loger than my arm? Come on in! Sickening
I donno man, there’s a level of personal responsibility that goes into effect. You gun stuff should never be mixed with anything that you use to travel with imo. My guns have their own luggage and cases, my personal effects have their own and the two never mix. I keep them separate so I just won’t ever have an issue.
If you’re a grown adult and can’t check and double check your bag for things you shouldn’t have , I don’t know what to tell you but to avoid a vacation spot because you’re not competent enough to check your bags then you’re undisciplined beyond repair
If you people were bother to look at the news around Turks and Caicos, you’d probably also notice that last year an American NAACP leader fell victim to gun crime for simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time while on vacation. You people need to understand this is just one fatal shooting that made mainstream headlines from the TCI. Because of this, the government has extremely strict laws on firearms and ammunition. Even looking beyond the TCI, bring ammunition to any foreign country by mistake will have huge consequences. We are so strict on this because it keeps the community safer, and it keeps tourists and visitors safe too, who as I said earlier, are very susceptible to gun crime. LET THIS GO FOR THE REST OF THE CARIBBEAN TOO - gun crime in the Caribbean, especially in the Bahamas, TCI, Haiti, and other places, is almost purely fueled by gun and ammunition smuggling originating from America, and finding its way down into the Caribbean.
The message of this video is absurd. Rules are rules. Being a degenerate isn’t an excuse. Travel to Turks and Cacos, just follow other rules of other countries. Simple. International travel is the best, but be smart and informed.
Easy. Don't mix anything shooting and any luggage you'd fly in. I'm not crapping on the guy, I feel really bad for him; but I feel this is very avoidable..
@gunbros it is easier said than done. I fly weekly with firearms. Sorry you sound like a jackwit. No different than the hood bunnies who carry a gun illegally then blame society on their problems.
Dumb moves on Turks and Caicos especially considering where they were traveling from BUT as a gun owner and annual international traveler: if you can afford a gun you can afford another $150 for a set of strictly international luggage. Put them nowhere near your guns or accessories cause you don’t want to set off a gunpowder swab either. Not hard and not expensive for a gun owner. I don’t care what you want to say if you own one gun you’ve got enough money to keep yourself out of a foreign prison for 12 years. Dumb move on both sides
Also should be said only time I’ve gone international with a gun I drove and it was just to Saskatchewan. For guys going on safaris and shit idek how that works not sure what the protocol is but I’m guessing there’s got to be some sort of one
Lol..just check ur bag before u go. Clean out ur bag first and then pack. There places which weed is legal and some where weed is illegal. If u smoke wouldnt u check to make sure u dont have any on u when u travel international
If any of you spend time in a country more uptight about firearms you'll knock these sloppy habits right out of your system. Last time we were at the firing range my son picked-up some SKS rounds from the ground and I think he was going to bring them home. If he took one to school it would have likely resulted in our home being raided.
If you can keep your guns accounted for, you can keep your ammo accounted for. Those are some harsh consequences for that poor guy, but he should’ve known better.
This is because us govt has been mistreating ppl who come in from those countries with tiny amounts of personal use drugs. This is a diplomatic squabble that spilled over into public unfortunately but it should be cleaned up pretty quick, if it continues, we can expect a further unraveling of relations, but that is extremely unlikely
That's a shame if it's illegal there make sure you don't bring ammo but a new suitcase you don't keep any guns or ammunition in if you have to and triple check. Cocaine is legal to possess in Columbia and Brazil doesn't mean I'd bring a gram to the states.
Real shit a friend of mine just did 8 months in T&C for leaving a loaded glock mag in his luggage, just got out a month ago, buy a new bag guys and keep it separate
Pay the respect and the local import export tax to the shake down folks at the airport, otherwise ammo is "found" and you go to their prison for a stay.
@@bam-skater A New York City judge just said she does not recognize the 2nd Amendment in her court room. A court room that is within the USA. So "of course" that should be recognized.
“But it’s legal in my country” 😂 just because it’s legal in your country doesn’t mean it’s legal in other countries. Check your bags before travelling and do better. They broke the law so they must deal with the consequences.
Some of the people in the comments are 100% the “fOlLoW tHe LaW” breed of American and then when we commit a crime in another country they’re like “woah woah hold tf on we need rights and due process now”. The hypocrisy will be the death of our party!
Almost 30 years ago one of my boss's had one single 25 caliber round stuck in his luggage, and he was hemmed up for hours with the cops in Aruba. I can't believe foreign countries have become more lax.
Dear Americans. When you visit another country. You are subject to their rules. If you dont like, their rules. And you try to break, their rules. Dont complain when they lock your ass up 😂
That ammo must be planted It’s possible 1 person gets through TSA in the US with ammo in his bag but 4 people that’s a conspiracy. Maybe someone in turks and caicos hotel or their security at the airport all caught trying to come back?
Holy shit... I once had a few rounds of 762x39 in a travel bag that got stopped in the Denver international airport. They flagged the bag, and the guy just looked at me, pulled out the ammo and smiled. I apologized sincerely - and he just laughed and said "no worries, happens all the time".
Because Denver is still in the USA, T&C is a different country with different laws. Fun fact- Foreign tourists aren't allowed to just bring guns or ammunition into the US either!
Where at . I’ve had kids who swear there gangster tell me shiiitt like that and I have to remind them it’s legal to have a gun in America unless ur a felon lmfaooo but I’m genuinely asking
@zachp9287 in the turks and caicos, were they are waiting on sentencing for illegally possessing ammunition. The mandatory minimum is 12 years up to 15.
@@riverraven7359 did you not listen to the video the guy is getting like 12 years in jail for four or five bullets if they want us to patronize their country they should say oh sir you have ammo here we'll throw this away for you have fun on your vacation and thank you for spending a lot of money here
@@kaostheory3272 other countries don't have to bend rules and kiss American arse just for tourists to be condescending to them in return. Make an effort to be aware of local laws! A few bullets may not be a big deal in America but it sure is elsewhere. I have had guns pointed at me for being in the wrong place (which was the middle of a world heritage site that a dictator decided to bulldoze a section of and build a palace) so don't assume that good intentions is going to be enough to avoid trouble.
I went to Mexico a few years ago and when I got to my hotel I found about 20 rounds of 22 long rifle shells. I never had any issues, just brought them back home. No problem
Bro I just moved into a new house and while unpacking my daughter found one of my old backpacks and wanted to use it for school when she was checking it out she found some 9mm rounds in one of the pockets.
The suitcases I use to fly never have ammo or knives in them. If I have ammo flying with me, it's locked in my gun case, with my gun and getting declared. Pay a little more attention. Yes, I have a 24 hr bag with knives and ammo in it, but I never fly with it
I went to Jamaica many years ago. When I went to the airport to leave, they dumped my luggage twice, completely. I had nothing for them to find. I couldn't wait to get on the plane and get the f***out of there and back to the good old USA. I'd never go back there again. In fact, I have no desire to travel anywhere but in the states.
I've been wanting to return to Provo. I had my trip booked and place paid for when covid hit and had to cancel. That WOULD have been my choice of vacation this year, but never again. Looking back, the only issue we had was at their airport in security. They went through everything and then searched us both. Good luck to the islanders who make their living off American tourists. Apparently you don't remember what happened to Aruba when they did an American tourist a grave injustice.
Rather while serving or retired, I’ve been caught several times with loose rounds in my bag. Luckily, I’ve been flying out of Alabama most of the time and I just have to eat’ em. In a perfect America, that citizen might be arrested in whatever country they’re vacationing in but they would not be spending the night there. Either do this the civil/easy way or send in the gentlemen with 20 years of GWOT experience who’ve been praying for action the last 2 years. Sadly, we are not living in that America.
Why should American send in its armed forces to invade a closely allied nation(the turks and caicos are a british territory) because some tourists broke a local law are are now facing the the same consequences as the locals. This is a job for the state department, consulates, and diplomats to try and iron out.
@@cgforuf the civil/easy way is to take responsibility for the laws they broke and take what ever lumps they get. The only hard way that is going to happen is pressure from diplomats and the state department. They are subject to the same laws as everyone else on island just because they are American doesn't mean they get a pass. Reasons like this are why I don't like mandatory minimums, but they are guilty of breaking this law. From what I've been hearing on island is its not looking good for them it all depends on how they interpret the exceptional circumstances part of the law. Also after all the bomb threats and death threats half of the judges politicians on island want to give ryan watson the full ride witch is from 12 up to 15 years. Again I don't like it and understand why people don't want to come here because of the law. But just because you're american doesn't excuse you from the laws of other countries wile in them. You can fuck around but don't act surprised when you find out. And don't hold out for military intervention because it's not coming
It’s definitely a dumb law however, it’s best to keep separate travel bags and range or hunting bags. It’s not hard to do but requires a little extra effort.
Extreme sentence for we as Americans always have to ask why , when it comes to other countries rules ( we always want to argue that it doesn't make sense. Like you said, if we don't like it, stay away..no harm no foul. Guys who are used to international travel are well aware to dot the I's and cross the T,s before going anywhere. The outside world doesn't do " your way right away" 😂
I get what ur say but idk man if I'm going to the airport I damn sure emptying my bag before hand to make sure absolutely nothing is in there that would give me a hard time with tsa. Not that hard honestly. I literally open my backpack or suitcase, flip it over and shake everything out then double check pockets zippers etc
Eh, american law doesnt apply outside america. Hell with your logic i shouldnt go to america because i brought an extra large tube of toothpaste and was questioned for hours. (Irregardless of me being middle eastern).
The problem with most US citizens is to think that you can legally do the same thing you do in the US. Remember, every nation is different and have different laws.
All these people in the comments must never shoot their guns. Its like nobody has any idea how on earth a round of ammo could end up in their suitcase. Dude, theres probably a random round like under my couch, in my junk drawer, in my center console, under the seat of my truck, in my sock drawer, under my bed, you get the idea. It would be extremely easy to end up with a round or two in your suitcase on accident. If you shoot guns regularly, and load up for regular trips to the range, this is a plausible mistake. Tf are you guys talking about?
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Those who say "it's easy, just don't put ammo in your suit case" are being ignorant, it is way easier said than done. I can't tell you how many trips I have gone on where I may throw a couple extra mags in my suit case or overnight bag. In the US that is completely legal, assuming it is checked baggage. Even if I go through my baggage and don't find ammo, there is always the chance that I missed a round somehow. It is simply not worth traveling to that country. Furthermore we should be doing everything in our power to bring those guys back home. It seems like the easiest, most direct solution is for us to just not travel there. Don't show support for that country by spending money there and don't put yourself at risk.
If you can check your bags for sharp objects before flying, you can check your bag for ammo.
That's correct, and some of us have gone through TSA with a knife accidently. Accidents can happen
There are no accidents just negligence
Sorry, you are just plain dumb if you leave ammo In your bags. Don't get pissy about breaking someone else's laws. IT IS Your responsibility, and as a man, you need to nut up and own the fact that it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. That country did nothing wrong other than enforce their laws. Stop enabling people.
@@jamesmccarthy-mk3ny A bit pedantic imo. Most people are not meticulous by nature so call it what you want it's a small mistake here that can have life altering consequences once you cross the border and he's doing a good thing with this PSA.
I’m definitely not going to use my overnight bag for ammunition then. Make sure to designate range bags from travel bags.
Thank you
That should be a given.
I do that and it’s just easier than having one bag.
Here in the US, the TSA found some leftover ammo in my bag. Cost me $250. I’ve flown armed since then but now I’m extremely careful about loose rounds in my bags.
I’m not taking sides here, but i do think it’s very funny that the same crowd that called out brittney griner for putting herself into the position she faced in Russia, now seem to soften their tone 😂
Yeah you’re very right. It’s easy to call out when the other side makes mistake but turn a blind eye on ours. Even worse when it seems laws on banning ammunition is way more reasonable than on hash oil
@@pnoodl3s775 i 100% agree with you. Nice to see a bit of reason in these times, splitting ourselves in a million camps that all despise each other is a horrible way to conduct healthy discourse. Tearing each other apart over the tiniest disagreements only benefits those who seek to undermine us. Objectively, so many of us are so alike in more ways one would be lead on to believe; a fact that i find a lot of solace in.
She should have gotten left there and citizenship revoked
@@withinwithout9761 the same for those arrested in T&C
@@Lutherson1962 only fools needing entertainment would agree that trading a terrorist for a fuckin ball catchin dog is a good idea
I went to the Philippines and I took one of my bags I have used to go to the range! I checked it over and over again before going! Guys don’t take shit for granted!!
Yea and one had a full box; if someone who is not American brought ammo to the states "accidentally" what do you think would happen?
They'd be out of jail in 24hrs. They release illegals in possession of much worse
@@breed4659 I've seen people get locked up for a lot less too
umm no. clean out your damn bag and go have a goddamn vacation in the Caribbean.
🤣😂, try that shit at ANY Aussie Airport, they'll lock you up n throw away the key!!!🤣😂
Ammo shouldn’t be just laying around! That’s irresponsible and clumsy.
If you think all 5 situations in the past 3 weeks were just irresponsible people, then you should maybe go visit Haiti for more enlightening ideas
I agree but that ls not necessarily irresponsible its small
@@Vtwin60like what happens when an island nation has no gun laws via no government?
Facts
That's illegal, don't do it. DUH
Guys. Weapons and ammunition are not common travel accessories outside the US. DO NOT THINK YOU ARE AN EXCEPTION TO THE LAW BECAUSE YOU ARE AMERICAN!
Yeah.. we don’t think we’re an exception.. it’s easy to accidentally leave something really small in your luggage. This is just a reminder to double check. Americans aren’t as star-spangled brained as the rest of you believe, well, I’ll give you 90% of us aren’t.
@@NovaDust94 90% is a bit optimistic for any country. Let's say 75%? (I'm including my own country and neighbours there too so it isn't just America I'm evaluating 🚭"
It's no different than other countries having strict laws against drugs that are legal here. You, as the traveler, are responsible for what is in your bags and whether that violates the laws of the country you are travelling to. This isnt a hard concept if you have basic critical thinking skills. Do they deserve 12 years in prison? Probably not, but life isn't fair.
These irresponsible tourist just fucked around and found out...
Just obey the laws of other countries. It’s not very hard. Or maybe get a separate travel bag. That’s exactly why gun folks get a lot of flak all the time. Don’t commit the crime if you can’t do the time.
Tell us you're american without saying you're american😂😂😂
Were you singing the same tune when what’s her face got caught with marijuana in Russia? Let’s keep it real, you weren’t (neither was I).
This is what happens when Americans call themselves “ex-pats” instead of “foreigners” when they travel.
Why isn't the NRA helping Them😂😂😂😂😂😂 guns guns and More gun's 600 million gun's and America is a shit hole
Safety is no accident. Assume your luggage is loaded when traveling anywhere. Take responsibility...🤦🤦🤦
Yes, because that ammo is sooo dangerous without a gun🤯
@@beckymcdowell1977that is not the issue.
Bro really said don't go to a country because your too irresponsible to take out the ammo. 90% of the world has strict gun laws bro
I can’t change views or principles based on who they happen too. Laws exist, follow them or don’t go to that place. Ignorance is not an excuse.
5 Americans now. All with 2 to 3 rounds "forgotten" in their bag. Do they really think we're stupid!? What I want to know is WHY? Who is framing them and why!?
Or... Just NEVER put ammo in normal suitcases
Exactly, definitely deserves 12 years in prison
@@BrandizzleizzleI wouldn’t say deserves, but definitely that’s harsh for a sentence of accidentally having 4 rounds that were loose. I know it’s not the same but as an Airsofter I’ve had bbs loose in just my normal carryon’s even though I don’t put any bbs in those places. Heck I’ve had bbs in my jeans once even though never use em for that. But at the end of the day a place like Turks and Caicos doesn’t have a 2nd Amendment so we should be extra careful when traveling and such.
@@TheGamingPrivateit is not harsh. That is their laws and their country. Go to their house and respect their laws.
You never travel with firearms and ammo checked?
I had hunted in several locations and used the same suitcase, sorry you can't afford to travel. Must suck to suck
I accidentally left a loaded mag in my bag and it went through the xray and nobody stopped me.... For a week. I cleaned out my bag after range day and realized in my secret pocket was one loaded mag. I was like yea i am keeping seperate bags from now on for range use and for personal use.
So this seems to happen often to American travelers. Hey though, we're the shining example...wanna come across the border with a criminal record loger than my arm? Come on in! Sickening
The detection system at an airport in Louisiana sniffed gunpowder in my checked baggage. I had to answer questions, just a couple though.
I've done this, I mean, my friend did this. But the cruiseship security found the ammo before boarding.
Personal responsibility... big fan don't blame anyone.
That’s exactly why I have three sets of luggage… one is for business and NEVER sees anything 2A related.
This
Thank you about time , we need more videos out about this
i swear you guys are one of the best channels , you guys really care about people who watch you guys
Yes they care but their wrong
@@myketheson351 they’re *
What a uniquely amerifat problem
I donno man, there’s a level of personal responsibility that goes into effect. You gun stuff should never be mixed with anything that you use to travel with imo. My guns have their own luggage and cases, my personal effects have their own and the two never mix. I keep them separate so I just won’t ever have an issue.
I cant believe your arguing being negligible about whats in your travel bags lol especially when your a responsible gun owner
Your idea of a responsible gun owner is someone who keeps his guns locked in a safe to never see the light of day.
@@cluckhead1913 yea lotta knowledge coming from a cluck head
@@skata100 I'm sure you could school anyone on the virtues of your 10/22. Fudd.
@@cluckhead1913 smoke ur own meat 🥩 cluckeroni boy
Commences its... It's free and keeps you FREE.
Keep our fellow Americans in our prayers. May they soon come back home safely 🇺🇸👍
If you’re a grown adult and can’t check and double check your bag for things you shouldn’t have , I don’t know what to tell you but to avoid a vacation spot because you’re not competent enough to check your bags then you’re undisciplined beyond repair
If you people were bother to look at the news around Turks and Caicos, you’d probably also notice that last year an American NAACP leader fell victim to gun crime for simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time while on vacation. You people need to understand this is just one fatal shooting that made mainstream headlines from the TCI.
Because of this, the government has extremely strict laws on firearms and ammunition. Even looking beyond the TCI, bring ammunition to any foreign country by mistake will have huge consequences. We are so strict on this because it keeps the community safer, and it keeps tourists and visitors safe too, who as I said earlier, are very susceptible to gun crime.
LET THIS GO FOR THE REST OF THE CARIBBEAN TOO - gun crime in the Caribbean, especially in the Bahamas, TCI, Haiti, and other places, is almost purely fueled by gun and ammunition smuggling originating from America, and finding its way down into the Caribbean.
The message of this video is absurd. Rules are rules. Being a degenerate isn’t an excuse. Travel to Turks and Cacos, just follow other rules of other countries. Simple. International travel is the best, but be smart and informed.
Easy. Don't mix anything shooting and any luggage you'd fly in. I'm not crapping on the guy, I feel really bad for him; but I feel this is very avoidable..
It is but its an easy accident to make at the same time
Much easier said then done. You must not travel with firearms much.
Still a 🏳️🌈 take
@gunbros it is easier said than done. I fly weekly with firearms. Sorry you sound like a jackwit. No different than the hood bunnies who carry a gun illegally then blame society on their problems.
@@gunbrosIt is easy. If you know you're going out of the country and your bags also store your guns, check your bag for loose ammo.
Dumb moves on Turks and Caicos especially considering where they were traveling from BUT as a gun owner and annual international traveler: if you can afford a gun you can afford another $150 for a set of strictly international luggage. Put them nowhere near your guns or accessories cause you don’t want to set off a gunpowder swab either. Not hard and not expensive for a gun owner. I don’t care what you want to say if you own one gun you’ve got enough money to keep yourself out of a foreign prison for 12 years. Dumb move on both sides
Also should be said only time I’ve gone international with a gun I drove and it was just to Saskatchewan. For guys going on safaris and shit idek how that works not sure what the protocol is but I’m guessing there’s got to be some sort of one
Only dumb on his part
The easy tip is know the laws of the nation you are going to and follow them. They don't have a 2A.
Lol..just check ur bag before u go. Clean out ur bag first and then pack. There places which weed is legal and some where weed is illegal. If u smoke wouldnt u check to make sure u dont have any on u when u travel international
Aight dawg, I'm out...
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Or just double check the luggage before packing because most countries won’t tolerate ammo, especially if the luggage belongs to an American
Does the US tolerate someone from a different country coming here with ammo in their carry on?
If any of you spend time in a country more uptight about firearms you'll knock these sloppy habits right out of your system.
Last time we were at the firing range my son picked-up some SKS rounds from the ground and I think he was going to bring them home. If he took one to school it would have likely resulted in our home being raided.
The tank fits just fine.
If you can keep your guns accounted for, you can keep your ammo accounted for. Those are some harsh consequences for that poor guy, but he should’ve known better.
This is because us govt has been mistreating ppl who come in from those countries with tiny amounts of personal use drugs. This is a diplomatic squabble that spilled over into public unfortunately but it should be cleaned up pretty quick, if it continues, we can expect a further unraveling of relations, but that is extremely unlikely
It was on our bucket list. Scratched it off. If that's how they want to handle things.
Too many other destinations to RELAX and enjoy.
That's a shame if it's illegal there make sure you don't bring ammo but a new suitcase you don't keep any guns or ammunition in if you have to and triple check. Cocaine is legal to possess in Columbia and Brazil doesn't mean I'd bring a gram to the states.
If you own a gun store i hope you do something different cause no matter what they messed up not turks.
Real shit a friend of mine just did 8 months in T&C for leaving a loaded glock mag in his luggage, just got out a month ago, buy a new bag guys and keep it separate
Or don't go to TCI???
Pay the respect and the local import export tax to the shake down folks at the airport, otherwise ammo is "found" and you go to their prison for a stay.
Guys not a basketball player who checks the right boxes so he is not getting any help from the US.
Agreed. Extreme prison time with no sliding scale for quantity. Might as well scratch off NY City too. There is no 2nd amendment there I hear.
Of course there isn't. It's the 2A of the United States of Americas constitution.
@@bam-skater A New York City judge just said she does not recognize the 2nd Amendment in her court room. A court room that is within the USA. So "of course" that should be recognized.
The moment before he started the video all the trucks like wtf is going on 🤣🤣🤣
“But it’s legal in my country” 😂 just because it’s legal in your country doesn’t mean it’s legal in other countries. Check your bags before travelling and do better. They broke the law so they must deal with the consequences.
Some of the people in the comments are 100% the “fOlLoW tHe LaW” breed of American and then when we commit a crime in another country they’re like “woah woah hold tf on we need rights and due process now”. The hypocrisy will be the death of our party!
Hope he does his 12 years
He should get 12yrs for butt cracking 😂🤣
What up gang got me crying
Almost 30 years ago one of my boss's had one single 25 caliber round stuck in his luggage, and he was hemmed up for hours with the cops in Aruba. I can't believe foreign countries have become more lax.
Dear Americans. When you visit another country. You are subject to their rules. If you dont like, their rules. And you try to break, their rules. Dont complain when they lock your ass up 😂
That ammo must be planted It’s possible 1 person gets through TSA in the US with ammo in his bag but 4 people that’s a conspiracy. Maybe someone in turks and caicos hotel or their security at the airport all caught trying to come back?
not normal to have ammo in luggage especially when travelling to another country.
Holy shit... I once had a few rounds of 762x39 in a travel bag that got stopped in the Denver international airport. They flagged the bag, and the guy just looked at me, pulled out the ammo and smiled. I apologized sincerely - and he just laughed and said "no worries, happens all the time".
Because Denver is still in the USA, T&C is a different country with different laws. Fun fact- Foreign tourists aren't allowed to just bring guns or ammunition into the US either!
The law used to be you got 7 years for a firearm, 2 years for the magazine and a year for every round of ammunition you carried
Where at . I’ve had kids who swear there gangster tell me shiiitt like that and I have to remind them it’s legal to have a gun in America unless ur a felon lmfaooo but I’m genuinely asking
@zachp9287 in the turks and caicos, were they are waiting on sentencing for illegally possessing ammunition. The mandatory minimum is 12 years up to 15.
My man is wearing socks without wearing socks
😂
We all need to band together and boycott them
For what? Not wanting guns and ammo brought into their territory?
@@riverraven7359 did you not listen to the video the guy is getting like 12 years in jail for four or five bullets if they want us to patronize their country they should say oh sir you have ammo here we'll throw this away for you have fun on your vacation and thank you for spending a lot of money here
@@kaostheory3272 other countries don't have to bend rules and kiss American arse just for tourists to be condescending to them in return. Make an effort to be aware of local laws! A few bullets may not be a big deal in America but it sure is elsewhere. I have had guns pointed at me for being in the wrong place (which was the middle of a world heritage site that a dictator decided to bulldoze a section of and build a palace) so don't assume that good intentions is going to be enough to avoid trouble.
@kaostheory3272 woulda been gunny if they capped his ass
I finally found someone with common sense! Thank you!!!!
How hard is it to pack a suitcase?
You’re not threading a needle with oven mitts on…❤
I accidentally left 1 round of m855 in my bag at MEPS in PA. Those guys were not too happy
I went to Mexico a few years ago and when I got to my hotel I found about 20 rounds of 22 long rifle shells. I never had any issues, just brought them back home. No problem
Different countries have different law 😮
The tavor at the back just🫦
FACTS
Bro I just moved into a new house and while unpacking my daughter found one of my old backpacks and wanted to use it for school when she was checking it out she found some 9mm rounds in one of the pockets.
Its very easy for us to have separate bags for travel (clothes and stuff) and guns and ammo
The suitcases I use to fly never have ammo or knives in them. If I have ammo flying with me, it's locked in my gun case, with my gun and getting declared. Pay a little more attention. Yes, I have a 24 hr bag with knives and ammo in it, but I never fly with it
I went to Jamaica many years ago. When I went to the airport to leave, they dumped my luggage twice, completely. I had nothing for them to find. I couldn't wait to get on the plane and get the f***out of there and back to the good old USA.
I'd never go back there again. In fact, I have no desire to travel anywhere but in the states.
isn’t that the TSA’s fault not jamaica’s?
@@worldlinkk There's no TSA in Jamaica.
Keep your range and travel luggage separate
Was going on a flight to Toronto and airport sucuirity found a couple 22lr rounds in my jacket pocket from hunting
I've been wanting to return to Provo. I had my trip booked and place paid for when covid hit and had to cancel. That WOULD have been my choice of vacation this year, but never again. Looking back, the only issue we had was at their airport in security. They went through everything and then searched us both. Good luck to the islanders who make their living off American tourists. Apparently you don't remember what happened to Aruba when they did an American tourist a grave injustice.
Just say NO to crack
Especially THAT one 😂
How about just being responsible and respectful of other country's laws.
That's heartbreaking bless they souls if that's true
Rather while serving or retired, I’ve been caught several times with loose rounds in my bag. Luckily, I’ve been flying out of Alabama most of the time and I just have to eat’ em. In a perfect America, that citizen might be arrested in whatever country they’re vacationing in but they would not be spending the night there. Either do this the civil/easy way or send in the gentlemen with 20 years of GWOT experience who’ve been praying for action the last 2 years.
Sadly, we are not living in that America.
Why should American send in its armed forces to invade a closely allied nation(the turks and caicos are a british territory) because some tourists broke a local law are are now facing the the same consequences as the locals. This is a job for the state department, consulates, and diplomats to try and iron out.
@@bubonicmouse2623 love how you just skimmed over that “civil/easy way” 🤡
@@cgforuf the civil/easy way is to take responsibility for the laws they broke and take what ever lumps they get. The only hard way that is going to happen is pressure from diplomats and the state department. They are subject to the same laws as everyone else on island just because they are American doesn't mean they get a pass. Reasons like this are why I don't like mandatory minimums, but they are guilty of breaking this law.
From what I've been hearing on island is its not looking good for them it all depends on how they interpret the exceptional circumstances part of the law. Also after all the bomb threats and death threats half of the judges politicians on island want to give ryan watson the full ride witch is from 12 up to 15 years. Again I don't like it and understand why people don't want to come here because of the law.
But just because you're american doesn't excuse you from the laws of other countries wile in them. You can fuck around but don't act surprised when you find out. And don't hold out for military intervention because it's not coming
They ain't sending the military for your stupid fuck up 🤣
No shoes, No service.
Ammo always goes in camo
It’s definitely a dumb law however, it’s best to keep separate travel bags and range or hunting bags. It’s not hard to do but requires a little extra effort.
You can go places in the “good ole”USA and the same thing will happen.
Tell your wife your not going,see how that works out
Extreme sentence for we as Americans always have to ask why , when it comes to other countries rules ( we always want to argue that it doesn't make sense. Like you said, if we don't like it, stay away..no harm no foul. Guys who are used to international travel are well aware to dot the I's and cross the T,s before going anywhere. The outside world doesn't do " your way right away" 😂
America it is 🇺🇸
I get it. I showed up to work one day (FTZ=Not the US) with a couple of .22 failures.
All of a sudden, I'm a bad guy.
Oops.
I get what ur say but idk man if I'm going to the airport I damn sure emptying my bag before hand to make sure absolutely nothing is in there that would give me a hard time with tsa. Not that hard honestly. I literally open my backpack or suitcase, flip it over and shake everything out then double check pockets zippers etc
12 years for 3 rounds of hunting ammo?
Forget it. We're outnumbered on this thread. Libtards abound😂
I am going to call you out on this, around the house, maybe but traveling, you have to be smart.
Eh, american law doesnt apply outside america. Hell with your logic i shouldnt go to america because i brought an extra large tube of toothpaste and was questioned for hours. (Irregardless of me being middle eastern).
The problem with most US citizens is to think that you can legally do the same thing you do in the US. Remember, every nation is different and have different laws.
Looks like America might be in a Turk War soon. 😂
It's a small world after all!
I have never used my travel luggage for any weapons. Who does that?
You world be more handsome without that 🧔♂️
The only place I'd go outside the Us is weeb Country, Central America, & other Asian countries like the Philippines for straight pleasure
All these people in the comments must never shoot their guns. Its like nobody has any idea how on earth a round of ammo could end up in their suitcase. Dude, theres probably a random round like under my couch, in my junk drawer, in my center console, under the seat of my truck, in my sock drawer, under my bed, you get the idea. It would be extremely easy to end up with a round or two in your suitcase on accident. If you shoot guns regularly, and load up for regular trips to the range, this is a plausible mistake. Tf are you guys talking about?
I’m sorry but before I travel outside the US I clean my bags out.