Transporting guns via airline

Steve Lempitski · 01-16-2013, 11:30 AM

My first time checking guns was when Mom and Dad were flying to AZ for the winter, so in Logan airport I took the pair of pistols with them to the check in counter. As I had Dads .22 single six out rotating the cylinder with the gun pointed down in front of the ticket agent, a young boy behind says "Mom he has a gun" I looked at him and replied that you should have a pistol when your going to cowboy land. He replied where is that - I said AZ, theres a lot of cowboys there and indians too. He got excited and asked his mother if they were going to AZ, she gave me a dirty look and sternly said "we're going to FL" and seeing his disappointment, gave me a nasty stare as my laughing parents headed for the gate...

01-16-2013, 11:30 AM	#4
Steve Lempitski User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Old Cape Cod Posts: 238 Thanks: 1 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	My first time checking guns was when Mom and Dad were flying to AZ for the winter, so in Logan airport I took the pair of pistols with them to the check in counter. As I had Dads .22 single six out rotating the cylinder with the gun pointed down in front of the ticket agent, a young boy behind says "Mom he has a gun" I looked at him and replied that you should have a pistol when your going to cowboy land. He replied where is that - I said AZ, theres a lot of cowboys there and indians too. He got excited and asked his mother if they were going to AZ, she gave me a dirty look and sternly said "we're going to FL" and seeing his disappointment, gave me a nasty stare as my laughing parents headed for the gate... __________________ SJL