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Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

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Post Thu Jul 03, 2014 3:52 pm

Re: Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

Could be Gordon. I haven't checked a firearm in luggage in over a decade. I always felt very conspicuous having the luggage tagged. I just hope that the requirement for the owner to be present if it's opened, is still in force.
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Post Thu Jul 03, 2014 4:25 pm

Re: Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

any zippered siutcase can be opened with a ballpoint pen, lock or no lock. i agree with getting a pelican case if youre worried about having your things stolen.

if youre on a budget, these are a cheap, quality alternative to pelican cases: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_ ... horse+case
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Post Fri Jul 04, 2014 1:59 am

Re: Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

GWiens2001 wrote: Maybe when they scan the check ticket, it will inform them that there is a firearm, but no external markings are allowed, if what I heard is true.
Gordon




I confirmed with a baggage service person that what Gordon is saying is correct. There was a problem with people waiting in baggage claim and watching for items that had the 'firearms' tag attached and stealing the bags. Now, it's all coded into the luggage tag barcode that the TSA can read. When they x-ray the bags and see a firearm, they can scan the tag and find out if the firearm was declared at check in. That way no one else knows which bags are carrying firearms.

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Post Fri Jul 04, 2014 3:02 am

Re: Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

I always thought this was a great video to watch.
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Post Fri Jul 04, 2014 4:16 am

Re: Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

So if you wanted to spot the bag containing a firearm..........you should look for the hard shell case with the non TSA approved lock. :padlock:
Hmm.........Seems like a tag.
Luckily I don't have to pack anything worth stealing.
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Post Fri Jul 04, 2014 4:41 pm

Re: Is this suitcase reasonably secure?

Seems to me that the one-time transport seals sold by securitysnobs.com
would be the way to go. If the seal is gone you know you need to fully check the contents of your bag-
Before you leave the airport so you can make a valid baggage loss claim. I have managed to not fly
since all this tsa bs began.
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