00:00 - Opening
02:00 - The Incidents
17:08 - Mitigating Problems
20:25 - Swapping an Abus Padlock Shackle
22:59 - Locking Pelican Case Latches
26:32 - Key-Retaining Pelican Latches
34:24 - Concluding Advice

After a good period of many flights across lots of states and through loads of airports without incident, I've hit a rough patch recently in my Flying With Firearms travels. In the span of just a couple weeks, I've had gun cases broken into by the TSA at multiple airports. Each incident like this represents a policy and procedural stumble that can (and hopefully will be) addressed by both the TSA as well as the airlines and the airports.

There's plenty of blame to go around, but also lots of opportunities for improvement. This video covers what authorities and companies can do but also includes a lot of new advice from me regarding what YOU as an air traveler can do, as well. Enjoy! 😁👍

(The following are non-sponsored links to items that I mention in the video. I don't get a penny out of any of this, I just like sharing details of hardware that I find useful.)

Abus 83/45 Padlocks...
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Abus 83/45 Replacement Shackles...
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Abus 83-series Shackle Tool...
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Pelican Case Locking Latches...
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... the code CORETSA should take $6 off those sets of latches.

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