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<blockquote data-quote="bettingpython" data-source="post: 1775442" data-attributes="member: 4307"><p>For the OP I know super dave had a thread about this a while back he did the same thing with a motorcycle he bought in california. make sure your carry piece is 10 rounds or less so you are not violating the kommifornia penal code by importing a high capacity magazine, keep it locked in the trunk until you cross the line into arizona then you are good to go.</p><p></p><p>See the appropriate TSA regulations relating to traveling with a firearm in checked baggage. If you need to borrow a lockable pistol case give me a shout dubs you can borrow mine. I fly with a pistol all the time and it is not a problem. Rules vary by airline AA says no rounds in the magazine federal regs say its okay just travel with the mags unloaded. Ammo must be in a package designed to keep it from rolling around basically throw your ammo in it's original carton or a reloaders plastic box with individual round compartments put ammo. pistol and magazine in locked hard side case, declare at check in counter, fill out affidavit declaring it unloaded and follow the airline agents instructions on where to put the affidavit, some have said in the case with the firearms others say just in the checked bag on top of the pistol case, some AA agents have asked to see the firearm others have not. Be prepared to open your checked bag and open your pistol case if they ask. Wait around for about 10 minutes after they take your bag in case TSA wants you to open it(In 6 trips, 12 flights TSA has never asked me to do so).</p><p></p><p>Do not use a TSA lock on your pistol case. Do use a TSA lock on your checked bag.</p><p></p><p>I now there is not supposed to be any indicator of what is in your bag, but on one flight to new orleans the majority of the flights baggage did not arrive with the plane, even some first class passengers baggage did not make the flight but my bag arrived on my flight and we were flying cattle car rate. Common perception is that if you check a gun your bag is going to make it with you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bettingpython, post: 1775442, member: 4307"] For the OP I know super dave had a thread about this a while back he did the same thing with a motorcycle he bought in california. make sure your carry piece is 10 rounds or less so you are not violating the kommifornia penal code by importing a high capacity magazine, keep it locked in the trunk until you cross the line into arizona then you are good to go. See the appropriate TSA regulations relating to traveling with a firearm in checked baggage. If you need to borrow a lockable pistol case give me a shout dubs you can borrow mine. I fly with a pistol all the time and it is not a problem. Rules vary by airline AA says no rounds in the magazine federal regs say its okay just travel with the mags unloaded. Ammo must be in a package designed to keep it from rolling around basically throw your ammo in it's original carton or a reloaders plastic box with individual round compartments put ammo. pistol and magazine in locked hard side case, declare at check in counter, fill out affidavit declaring it unloaded and follow the airline agents instructions on where to put the affidavit, some have said in the case with the firearms others say just in the checked bag on top of the pistol case, some AA agents have asked to see the firearm others have not. Be prepared to open your checked bag and open your pistol case if they ask. Wait around for about 10 minutes after they take your bag in case TSA wants you to open it(In 6 trips, 12 flights TSA has never asked me to do so). Do not use a TSA lock on your pistol case. Do use a TSA lock on your checked bag. I now there is not supposed to be any indicator of what is in your bag, but on one flight to new orleans the majority of the flights baggage did not arrive with the plane, even some first class passengers baggage did not make the flight but my bag arrived on my flight and we were flying cattle car rate. Common perception is that if you check a gun your bag is going to make it with you. [/QUOTE]
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