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<blockquote data-quote="LRSNM" data-source="post: 2397939" data-attributes="member: 118191"><p>Not all ticket counter agents and supervisors know their own company firearm policies. </p><p>Go online to the airline you are flying with and print off paper copies of their firearms and ammo baggage policies. Have them with you at check in for reference. Most important is ammo storage in the same case as the gun or not and what type of container the ammo is in. This way u can show them you are following their policy when they mistakenly don't know it. Also print out the TSA rules. You will see the airline's policy are very similar to TSA, if not the same.</p><p>Also note when looking at the regulations TSA locks are not required. From experience go with a quality non TSA lock.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LRSNM, post: 2397939, member: 118191"] Not all ticket counter agents and supervisors know their own company firearm policies. Go online to the airline you are flying with and print off paper copies of their firearms and ammo baggage policies. Have them with you at check in for reference. Most important is ammo storage in the same case as the gun or not and what type of container the ammo is in. This way u can show them you are following their policy when they mistakenly don't know it. Also print out the TSA rules. You will see the airline's policy are very similar to TSA, if not the same. Also note when looking at the regulations TSA locks are not required. From experience go with a quality non TSA lock. [/QUOTE]
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