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<blockquote data-quote="Greywolf18" data-source="post: 1050777" data-attributes="member: 14172"><p>Flying with guns is not bad at all. I just did it this past fall from NC to Montana. All I did was show up and declare it. You sign a little piece of paper saying it's unloaded (I take the bolt out completely so there's no question), throw that paper in the case, lock it back up, and off it goes. Some airports hold rifle cases and you have to go to the customer service area and they verify your ID and ticket number to ensure it matches. I personally like that because it ensures no one is walking off with my stuff. The ammo doesn't go in the case with the rifle, but rather in your other checked bag. I've flown with guns a few times and it's never been nearly as bad as I thought. Worst part is having to pay for the 2nd checked bag lol</p><p> </p><p>I've only used Pelican cases and can't recommend them enough. Every time I've flown with a rifle in one, I get to my destination, go to verify nothing got knocked out of place, and the first shot has been dead center every time. I know there's horror stories out there, but on the 3-4 times I've done it with the rifles in pelican cases I've never had an issue.</p><p> </p><p>I don't know about the meat part because I was unsuccessful.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greywolf18, post: 1050777, member: 14172"] Flying with guns is not bad at all. I just did it this past fall from NC to Montana. All I did was show up and declare it. You sign a little piece of paper saying it's unloaded (I take the bolt out completely so there's no question), throw that paper in the case, lock it back up, and off it goes. Some airports hold rifle cases and you have to go to the customer service area and they verify your ID and ticket number to ensure it matches. I personally like that because it ensures no one is walking off with my stuff. The ammo doesn't go in the case with the rifle, but rather in your other checked bag. I've flown with guns a few times and it's never been nearly as bad as I thought. Worst part is having to pay for the 2nd checked bag lol I've only used Pelican cases and can't recommend them enough. Every time I've flown with a rifle in one, I get to my destination, go to verify nothing got knocked out of place, and the first shot has been dead center every time. I know there's horror stories out there, but on the 3-4 times I've done it with the rifles in pelican cases I've never had an issue. I don't know about the meat part because I was unsuccessful. [/QUOTE]
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