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Holsters and planes

Postby tt3 on Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:40 pm

I'm flying over to see my folks this weekend and wanted to bring a couple holsters I've made along in my carry on. Seeing as its only a weekend, I don't want to check a bag. Am I going to get the super double twice over search because I have holsters? Should I skip it?
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby princewally on Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:48 pm

Hell, volunteer for the extra search. It may take 20 minutes, but it will cut out 90 minutes of waiting in line.
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby ree on Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:50 pm

Ask the wife, if she's going, if she minds the potential extra hassle/time. If not, do it.
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby tt3 on Tue Dec 18, 2007 5:08 pm

I'm flying alone.
Guess that answers that, huh?
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby macphisto on Tue Dec 18, 2007 5:16 pm

Go for it! Please report back with the results, Mr. Test Case. ;)
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby Pat on Tue Dec 18, 2007 7:19 pm

Hmmm... So where did he hide the gun?

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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby ree on Tue Dec 18, 2007 10:27 pm

tt3 wrote:I'm flying alone.
Guess that answers that, huh?
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Show up early with the voice recorder already on :)
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby MNBud on Wed Dec 19, 2007 5:26 am

I'm guessing they don't bat an eye.
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby cobb on Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:15 am

MNBud wrote:I'm guessing they don't bat an eye.

Will they even know what it really is, or think it is for a palm pilot or something.
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby hammAR on Wed Dec 19, 2007 5:03 pm

I was reminiscing about this and the past trials and tribulation of air travel. During the ruminations I thought of traveling while in the military. As fate would have it, someone sent me an email with just such a story included in it. Just thought that I would share it for laughs and giggles, and remembering a time when lots of things were less complicated. It is from a blog operated by a former Marine Sergeant:

More rare was the occasion that the entire company would buy the seats for a commercial flight, but there were some advantages. We would dress in cammies and, as there were no civilian passengers aboard the plane, we could carry our weapons up into the cabin. The only stipulation was that we had to have our weapons inspected for lack of ammo and to remove the bolt while the flight was in progress. It was on one of these flights that I heard the best public announcement, ever. After all Marines were seated, and roughly half of the company had verified that this was not a flight with complimentary alcoholic beverage service, smoking section, or dancing girls, the pilot got on the horn.

*ding* "Good afternoon, Marines! My name is Captain John Schmukatellie and I would like to welcome y'all aboard flight 1313 to sunny Panama. Temperature there is a warm 92 degrees, and of course the humidity is about 150 percent."

The only response was groans and a request for a beer.

"On our flight down South I would like to remind you to have all K-Bars, bayonets, and personal knives, daggers, spears and any implements of spearing, stabbing, or slashing safely sheathed. No poking anybody 'till y'all get on libo. Any pistols on board my plane also need to be holstered for the duration of the flight. Please make sure that any personal rifles and machine guns are safely stored in the overhead compartments or underneath the seats, making sure that the muzzles are not protruding into the aisle. Shouldn't be any grenades or other stuff that goes boom on board, so that's easy enough. I also want to say thank you for your service, and thank you for choosing this airline... Dang, I always wanted to say that kind of stuff, but never could!"

Now that's something that you don't hear everyday...
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby moby clarke on Thu Dec 20, 2007 8:13 pm

3 years ago, I forgot to remove my holster after I removed my carry gun in the parking lot and wore it on the plane. No one said anything.
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby Seismic Sam on Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:43 pm

Dear tt3: yeah, let us know how that works out, and if you are diagnosed with intestional polyps while the TSA is "playing" with you. No way in hell would I try to get away with doing that, and I regularly jam up HammAR about wearing nametags.
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby hammAR on Sat Dec 22, 2007 12:54 am

Seismic Sam wrote:and I regularly jam up HammAR about wearing nametags.


I don't need no effin name tag, I know who I am and so does everyone else,
it's only because you are a angry, frustrated, old, SENILE Bast'rd that you need me to wear a name tag.... :D :P :P
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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby ttousi on Sat Dec 22, 2007 1:08 am

hammAR wrote:
Seismic Sam wrote:and I regularly jam up HammAR about wearing nametags.


I don't need no effin name tag, I know who I am and so does everyone else,
it's only because you are a angry, frustrated, old, SENILE Bast'rd that you need me to wear a name tag.... :D :P :P


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Re: Holsters and planes

Postby hammAR on Sat Dec 22, 2007 1:27 am

ttousi wrote:
hammAR wrote:
Seismic Sam wrote:and I regularly jam up HammAR about wearing nametags.


I don't need no effin name tag, I know who I am and so does everyone else,
it's only because you are a angry, frustrated, old, SENILE Bast'rd that you need me to wear a name tag.... :D :P :P


Just described yourself gunny :P :P :P :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


....and are you the pot or the kettle....................buttwipe......... ;) :P :P
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