0% lower in carry-on

[kidicarus13]

Will I be able to carry on a 0% lower onto an airplane (domestic flight) or will it get confiscated?

[TFOGGER]

In a rational world, there should be no issue. In the world in which we live, UPS the thing to your destination.

[Rooskibar03]

I cannot imagine it not only be confiscated but you being asked some questions that may or may not involve a body cavity search.

[Sawin]

Are you willing to try it and tell us the story afterward?

[ColoWyo]

Not worth the risk.

[mattiooo]

Legally, it's not a firearm and so you wouldn't be breaking any laws or regulations. But why set yourself up for the potential hassles? Flying is already so much fun......

[DireWolf]

^^^Unfortunately, that's not the case.

Doesn't matter that it's not a firearm, anything recognizable as a firearm part/accessory (no matter how insignificant) in carry-on luggage will get flagged by TSA.

They may not confiscate it and allow you to go back out and place it in checked luggage, but TSA will at a minimum file a formal incident report (expect to miss that flight unless you have plenty of time), and possibly get local/airport PD involved...

[mattiooo]

^^^Unfortunately, that's not the case.

Doesn't matter that it's not a firearm, anything recognizable as a firearm part/accessory (no matter how insignificant) in carry-on luggage will get flagged by TSA.

They may not confiscate it and allow you to go back out and place it in checked luggage, but TSA will at a minimum file a formal incident report (expect to miss that flight unless you have plenty of time), and possibly get local/airport PD involved...

You are completely correct. Thanks for pointing it out.

[spqrzilla]

That's not a 0% lower.

This is a 0% lower: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bauxit...uxiteUSGOV.jpg

[izzy]

A fried has a key to his house that's shaped like an AK. They gave him a major hassle and tried to confiscate it the last time he flew.