Yes, you can carry an air gun in your checked baggage, but it must be declared to the airline and meet specific guidelines for transportation.
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Caliber has nothing to do with it.
No. You will be stopped, questioned, and may be arrested if you carry a gun in baggage.
Unless you are an on-duty Federal officer, you cannot CARRY a handgun on a commercial airline. However, you CAN check an unloaded firearm as part of your checked baggage. Go to the website for the TSA and for your airline for more information.
You may ship a handgun to yourself by UPS or FedEx. Both require next day Air, which is rather expensive. You may not MAIL a handgun by US Mail unless you are a dealer. It may be less expensive to pay a dealer to mail it for you. If traveling by air it is possible to check a handgun with your airline as CHECKED- not carry-on- baggage. Be sure to check Hawaiian law- fairly strict gun laws.
DO NOT FIRE UNTIL A QUALIFED GUNSMITH HAS CHECKED IT OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your local police can assist you.
Both the US Airways website, and the TSA website has information on traveling with firearms. Briefly, everyday passengers MAY transport an UNLOADED firearm in their CHECKED baggage. The firearm will need to be in a lockable, hard sided case. When you approach the ticket counter, advise the agent that you wish to declare an unloaded firearm in your checked baggage. DO NOT say "I have a gun." The clerk will ask you to show that the weapon is empty, and have you sign a declaration form. The case is then locked, and the firearm checked through to your destination. Please see the websites for more information on ammunition, etc. DO NOT attempt to carry a firearm or ammunition through the security screening point.
No, the airlines will not permit the transport of guns, toy guns, replica guns, or anything remotely gun-like on a plane. Not even in checked baggage anymore. This is true for all but a limited number of law enforcement officers such as Air Marshalls. Even the mention of the word "Gun" can create some lively and exciting times for those who are brave or foolish enough to utter them.
You CAN NOT take an air gun in your carry on baggage into an aircraft. If you want to ship it in your hold luggage it is OKAY but you must inform the ticket agent when you check in. If you don't your luggage will be taken apart to find the airgun then you will have to explain to the TSA inspector why it's in there. They may or may not confiscate it. If you declare it first you will have less problems at the airport even tho it technically not a gun.
None. Firearms, or ITEMS THAT APPEAR TO BE FIREARMS will not be permitted past the security screening point. Airsoft guns may be packed in your CHECKED baggage. You should NOT pack any compressed gas containers, such as CO2- they are not permitted. Under US law, airsoft guns are not firearms, which must be declared to the airline in checked baggage- but it is still a good idea to advise airline staff that your checked luggage contains an airsoft gun. See the website for your airline, and the website for the TSA for more information.
Well, the answer is no, but Arizona does not have gun registration, so if you can carry a gun in Arizona, you can carry any gun you legally own or possess.