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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 2612953" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>We just got back from Colorado, and I took a pistol with me for the first time on the plane. </p><p></p><p>Flew Frontier. Had it in a locked hard side case, inside the checked luggage, and never got an eyebrow raised when checking in at OKC.</p><p></p><p>Gave me a red tag I had to sign and put in the luggage stating it was unloaded, and locked up, but never got any inspection.</p><p></p><p>Coming out of Denver this afternoon, checking in with Frontier, I told the counter attendant that I was travelling with a fire arm, and she acted like no big deal, but I never got a red card to sign and put in the luggage. I repeated it for the third time, and said I need a card to put in the luggage, and she called a TSA guy to take me for "enhanced" security. He pulled my bag to another room with a big Xray machine, but it only went on a stainless steel counter where another TSA agent basically turned it over several times, looked at all the zippers or something, and put it on a conveyor. Never took a swab or anything that I saw to check for anything out of the ordinary. She said we could go, and off we went to board. No big deal, but wonder why it was so easy in OKC and drew attention in Denver. </p><p></p><p>While standing outside the room, three other TSA agents rolled up with other peoples luggage. I assume they had firearms in them. Can't say for sure. </p><p></p><p>Over all, not a bad experience. I'll be flying with them from now on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 2612953, member: 5412"] We just got back from Colorado, and I took a pistol with me for the first time on the plane. Flew Frontier. Had it in a locked hard side case, inside the checked luggage, and never got an eyebrow raised when checking in at OKC. Gave me a red tag I had to sign and put in the luggage stating it was unloaded, and locked up, but never got any inspection. Coming out of Denver this afternoon, checking in with Frontier, I told the counter attendant that I was travelling with a fire arm, and she acted like no big deal, but I never got a red card to sign and put in the luggage. I repeated it for the third time, and said I need a card to put in the luggage, and she called a TSA guy to take me for "enhanced" security. He pulled my bag to another room with a big Xray machine, but it only went on a stainless steel counter where another TSA agent basically turned it over several times, looked at all the zippers or something, and put it on a conveyor. Never took a swab or anything that I saw to check for anything out of the ordinary. She said we could go, and off we went to board. No big deal, but wonder why it was so easy in OKC and drew attention in Denver. While standing outside the room, three other TSA agents rolled up with other peoples luggage. I assume they had firearms in them. Can't say for sure. Over all, not a bad experience. I'll be flying with them from now on. [/QUOTE]
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