Suitcase lock bypass

[rerun12]

ive been a lurker on here for some time now, so i thought id finally go ahead an get my post count up a bit.

now while most small suitcase locks can be opened with no more than a jagged fingernail, i found this rather interesting as it was new news to me.

[youtube]wpIJVWXsBBI[/youtube]

ok, so i fail pretty bad at embedding youtube vids apparently, so heres the link: http://www.saveourskills.com/tsc/videos ... outIt.html

nothing spectacular, just thought it was cool.

[xeo]

You have to put the full URL in the youtube tags.

Like so:

  Code:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpIJVWXsBBI[/youtube]

[Josh66]

Hmm... Yeah, so simple - but I somehow never even considered it either.

I think maybe a couple suitcase sized Pelican cases might be a good idea, lol. Though they will just cut your lock off if it's not one of those retarded TSA locks...

[rerun12]

You have to put the full URL in the youtube tags.

Like so:

  Code:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpIJVWXsBBI[/youtube]

ahh ok cool, thanks xeo

[Capt_Tom]

When I travel with a firearm, it is in a HARD case, and declared at the counter. I stand and watch TSA run a "residue" test on the case... and wonder if they think that it has never been shot???

[elbowmacaroni]

LOL! Seriously? They swab it? WTF? HAHAHAHAHA! That's nuts man!

I guess they are testing for other non-firearm related explosive residues since they aren't allowed to open the locked hard case... Although can't they request that YOU open it and show them the contents?

When I travel with a firearm, it is in a HARD case, and declared at the counter. I stand and watch TSA run a "residue" test on the case... and wonder if they think that it has never been shot???