Carrying a firearm
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Ive done this several times JS'g. There really is no paperwork. Its more like a small card that you sign(stating the firearm is unloaded) and put INSIDE the gun case. Depending on the airport, procedures vary, some just require the card.If TSA decides to check inside they get you to come open the case, if you have the TSA locks then they won't bug you. Some actually direct you to a specific location(after the checked bag tag is issued) where the tsa will meet you to verify contents and then it goes onto the "bag belt". JUST MAKE SURE-the agent knows your planned itinerary, and the case is check to the proper destination. It is a real pain to have to go outside security, claim your case, and recheck it to your final destination because you didn't verify the bag tag. Not a good scenario when trying to make that 30 min connection. (go ahead ask me how I know this
I figure worse comes to worst I'll just fly up, do the appraisal, then swing by a pawn shop or wal-mart and buy a cheap pump. For a free hunt it's worth it.
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