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TSA@LaGuardia saves passengers from injection-molded Airsoft triggers,...

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...claims they are "3-D printed gun triggers."
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The @TSA team at @LGAairport caught these two 3-D printed gun triggers inside a traveler's carry-on bag this morning. So yes, even 3-D printed weapons (or gun parts) can be detected by the security checkpoint technology. They would be okay to have been packed in a checked bag.
 
Farbstein runs a good, tight ship. I feel safer now. Maybe we need TSA screening illegals rather than DHS. DHS and BPS allow fully functional weapons to cross the boarder.
 
What danger does a plastic trigger shaped object pose?
TSA is 99% BS in their decision making. They've stopped me before for a fishing hook I forgot on my hat, but did not mention anything about the retractable razor in my carry on.

They do have a strict "no parts" policy from what I understand. I think they're imagining some ridiculous movie plot where dozens of passengers each bring in one part of a gun and it gets assembled in the air.
 
What danger does a plastic trigger shaped object pose?
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TSA is 99% BS in their decision making. ... They do have a strict "no parts" policy from what I understand. I think they're imagining some ridiculous movie plot where dozens of passengers each bring in one part of a gun and it gets assembled in the air.
Hence the term "Airsoft"...
 
TSA is 99% BS in their decision making. They've stopped me before for a fishing hook I forgot on my hat, but did not mention anything about the retractable razor in my carry on.

They do have a strict "no parts" policy from what I understand. I think they're imagining some ridiculous movie plot where dozens of passengers each bring in one part of a gun and it gets assembled in the air.
TSA told me that even though one part is meaningless, if enough people took one part a gun could be assembled
 
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I must be confused about how a gun works because it seems to me that if TSA simply prevented, oh, I dunno, the BARREL from getting through then maybe it doesn’t matter a monkey’s flea’s scrotum how many other parts are in some peoples’s pocketses.

I swear TSA hires on a bell curve; you must score below this number to be hired. Uncontrolled drooling syndrome automatically deducts 5 points.
 
Can I find 34 friends who like Glocks and want to go on a vacation?

Let's test this out.

If you are more sacred than the other 33 air travelers you can carry a pair of spring cups.

I got dibs on the trigger housing pin. Maybe I can hide it in my shoe.
 
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