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YUP!
Last edited by Frontier Firearms; 07-08-2021 at 12:08 AM.
It looks like a good idea but it’s a trap. You’ll be walking home from the bar and hear movement in the bushes ahead of you. Suspecting enemies you’ll arm the grenade and throw your keys into a tree…
Would be interesting to find out what airport security thinks about it as you drop it on the conveyor
The idiots confiscated a dead 30-30 neck chain........spent primer with a hole drilled through the side.
I shut down the Abbotsford airport once over a spend casing. They had to call the catsa manager at home at 0400 on a saturday to resolve the situation.
spent casings are legal as carry on.
If ignorance of the law is not a defense, then any legal system that has more laws than any one person can reasonably remember, is unjust in and of itself.
That's amazing!! But ouch 15$ shipping on a 15 dollars key chain.
"And on the 4th day, God created guns; to hunt the dinosaurs, and the homosexuals"
I'm a dangerous f@ggot.
Needs to be a impact device. Lol
Never Pet A Burning Dog.
I have a serious phobia of being alone.
I take solace in military tactics because they emphasize teamwork and working with others.
I had three spent casings from .30-06 from a recent hunting trip on the dash on my vehicle when I got pulled over once and got a good tongue lashing from the boys in blue for keeping them in my vehicle. I just laughed and have since decided to keep them in my vehicle permanently just because I don't like being told what to do.Originally Posted by Insanity Required
I suck at responding to PMs. Don't take it personally.
I know of countries where you go to jail if caught at the airport with one of those. Heck, even a spent casing or just a lead bullet (not ammo) will do,
You're wrong there man. If you look at the CATSA "what can I bring" list there are entries for "Bullets and ammunition", "Bullet casings", "Bullet key chains", and "Cartridges" and all of them say they're not allowed in your carryon baggage and they may be allowed in your checked bags if you declare them to the airline during check-in. Doesn't matter if it's inert or live, you will get in trouble if they catch it in your carry on.
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