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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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Quote:
Originally posted by red-beard
Joe,
While I agree with what you did, it is illegal to take the bolt with you in carry on. I'd love to do the same with the slides for my pistols, for the same reason, but TSA won't let you do this. Was this a few years back?
James
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James,
Yes and now I put the slides or bolts in a separate locked suitcase and notify them that there are parts of the weapons there to keep the actual weapon (which is now inert) safe. Never a problem.
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