Welcome!

We're glad you are here. This is the place to ask for bag advice, help other people out, post reviews, and share photos and videos.

TOM BIHN Forums Statistics

Collapse
Topics: 14,736   Posts: 190,242   Members: 6,598   Active Members: 269
Welcome to our newest member, ellemef.

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Pack a Starter Gun

Collapse
X
Collapse
 
  • Page of 1
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
Previous template Next
    #1

    Pack a Starter Gun

    Yes, pack a starter gun in your TB bag when flying, and of course declare the weapon to TSA, then your stuff will arrive intact without being ripped off...a very clever idea that turns TSA regulations to your advantage.

    Click here to read article!
    Tom Welch > Mesa, Arizona, USA

    Travel Lite & Smart
    Tags: bag, rules, tom, tom bihn, work
    #2
    Hmmmm. I love the idea but I have to wonder if the lock used is the TSA lock and therefore one that any TSA person could UNlock at any time. Just a thought.
    Ego in Black, Steel, Wasabi, Empire Builder in Black, Black, Sapphire (Husband), 2 Brain Cells (Black), 2 Medium Cafe Bags - 1 in Black, Wasabi & 1 in Navy, Cayenne, 2 Large Cafe bags w/Absolute Straps - 1 in Linen, Olive and 1 in Cocoa, Wasabi, Guardian Dual Function Light & Lots of pouches!

    Comment

      #3
      The people that discovered this technique are mostly photojournalist who want to protect their gear...I thought it was very creative.
      Tom Welch > Mesa, Arizona, USA

      Travel Lite & Smart

      Comment

        #4
        It is extremely creative! Hats off to them!
        Ego in Black, Steel, Wasabi, Empire Builder in Black, Black, Sapphire (Husband), 2 Brain Cells (Black), 2 Medium Cafe Bags - 1 in Black, Wasabi & 1 in Navy, Cayenne, 2 Large Cafe bags w/Absolute Straps - 1 in Linen, Olive and 1 in Cocoa, Wasabi, Guardian Dual Function Light & Lots of pouches!

        Comment

          #5
          Not sure if that will work for a Tom Bihn bag. I'd have to read through all the rules, but when I've traveled with a weapon it had to be in hard sided case (which would work for a photographer)

          Comment

          Previous template Next
          Working...
          X