flying with firearms
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Flying with firearms may be a necessity if you are an avid shooter or hunter. By learning more about the concealed weapon guidelines from both the TSA and the airline, you can ensure that you are not left at the check-in counter or security checkpoint.TRANSCRIPT
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Flying With Firearms
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Hunters and avid shooters o5en find that they are faced with the situa:on of flying with a
firearm.
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By understanding the regula:ons and guidelines, flying with firearms may not be as difficult as you may think.
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The Transporta:on Safety Administra:on (TSA) gives detailed guidelines regarding what firearms and firearm supplies you can travel with, as well as how they need
to be transported.
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Read the guidelines and make sure you understand them completely. It could even be helpful to carry a copy with you when you fly. Firearms must be declared to the TSA agent and be transported unloaded in a
hard case with a lock.
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Keep in mind that airlines may have restric:ons as well. Call your airline if you have concerns or if you
are not able to locate their guidelines online.
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There are no federal limits on the amount of ammuni:on that you can check in at the airport. However, your airline may have a limit that can be
checked.
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Ammuni:on and guns can be transported together in the same hard sided, locked case.
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Reloaded ammuni:on can be transported, as long as it is in a cardboard, metal, plas:c, or wood box for
shipping.
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There is no federal limit on the number of guns that can be carried in your carry-‐on luggage. Airlines may prohibit
it, however, which is why you want to consider the airline’s guidelines, too.