Videos tagged with Travel with Firearm

This video provides a practical guide on how to declare and pack a firearm for air travel, specifically detailing the process with a Glock 43X. The instructor demonstrates using a Stopbox Pro case and emphasizes the importance of unloading the firearm and storing ammunition separately in checked baggage. The process involves declaring the firearm at check-in, allowing inspection, and understanding that luggage with firearms is handled separately upon arrival.

This video appears to be a discussion or demonstration about bringing a firearm to an airport. Given the title, it likely explores the legal implications, potential consequences, and perhaps scenarios or hypothetical situations related to firearms at airport security checkpoints. The content could range from educational about TSA regulations to cautionary tales or even a satirical take. Without further context from a description or transcript, the exact focus remains somewhat open but centers on the intersection of firearms and air travel.

This video documents the creator's first experience bringing a firearm in their suitcase. While the specific firearm and caliber are not detailed in the provided information, the title suggests a novel or perhaps unusual situation regarding luggage and firearm transport. The content likely focuses on the logistics, potential legal considerations (though not explicitly stated), and the personal experience of traveling with a gun in this manner. It aims to capture audience interest through the element of novelty and potential controversy.

This guide provides a three-step process for safely and legally flying with a firearm. It emphasizes understanding both TSA and airline-specific regulations, properly preparing the firearm and ammunition, and navigating the check-in process politely. Key recommendations include unloading firearms and magazines, using a secure locked case, and maintaining a cooperative attitude with airline staff.

This video explains the legal ramifications of possessing a firearm in carry-on luggage at a TSA checkpoint in Washington State. William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, details how both federal regulations (49 CFR 1540.111) and Washington state law (RCW 9.41.300(1)(e)) prohibit knowingly carrying a firearm past a TSA checkpoint. He emphasizes that even accidental transport is a federal offense with potential fines up to $4,000, and directs viewers to resources for properly flying with a firearm.

This video is a review of the 'South Carolina Gun Law' book by Fun Gun Reviews. The book, authored by two attorneys and an S.C. Law Enforcement Officer, aims to make understanding South Carolina's firearm laws easy. It's recommended for anyone living in or traveling to South Carolina with a firearm and is available in local gun shops. The video also provides a link to the book's website for more information.