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I am going to CT in Sept, bringing my hand gun with me, but no ammo as its easier to fly that way. Will I be able to buy ammo in CT with my FL Drivers License and CWP?? Any info would be appreciative....
I am going to CT in Sept, bringing my hand gun with me
I don't believe there is a mechanism to track the guns in luggage; report it to law enforcement; and then arrange to have police waiting when you claim the luggage. The risk is there, but I don't think that is the mechanism by which you risk getting caught.You are going to be arrested at the airport as soon as you grab your luggage. CT does not honor any other state's pistol permit.
BTDT. A loose round was found in my checked range bag flying out of TF Green in RI. It took two TSA agents; a TSA supervisor; an airline rep; and an airport cop to conclude the appropriate course of action was to confiscate the errant round. They did offer to fill out an extra form so they could store the round and return it when I came back from my trip.The officer told me that they would confiscate 'loose' ammunition. When I asked what constituted loose he actually said "not in a p
dcmdon has the same information that have. Let me emphasize something in his response. Make sure the ammo is in the box it was sold in or if you reload make sure it is a valid retail box. I had my ammunition examined and when they opened the box and looked at the ammo I was feeling a little aggravated and asked what they were looking for. The officer told me that they would confiscate 'loose' ammunition. When I asked what constituted loose he actually said "not in a plastic tray".
Who knows what they are going to look for. But to be fair... I've followed the rules and have had no problems in Logan or Sky Harbor (Phoenix).