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| I haven't heard this and I leave 27 Jul 05, so you've certainly got my attention. Please apprise me/us with updates as you learn them. Russ
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| BTT. I'm interested too. Dean
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| I just got back yesterday, June 27. Northwest/KLM Seattle to Johannesberg via Amsterdam. No problems with guncase, a full length Starlight.
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| thanks Dave  Dave
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| I called KLM Sweden and theey had no new rules at least when traveling from Europe |
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| Thanks, Christer. I won't worry now. I'm taking one of Mims' TuffPaks. Thanks again. Russ
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| Tuff Pak question. How do you pack your rifles. Do you slip your rifles into soft scabbords and then put them in to shake around? How do you guys prevent that. I suppose you could pack clothes around them, but that seems like a pain to have to pull everything apart for customs and then repack.
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I pack my guns in soft cases and stock up, clothes and others around in a tuff sack (leave it open in the top end) and when I show the rifles I only open the back part of the soft case and pull the guns out, when ready I slide them back again with no problems. |
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Thanks, you mention Tuff sack, is that different than a saddle bag. |
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| The Tuff Sack is an inner nylon zippered sack which fits inside. When you want to pull just the guns out, you pull the sack out about half way, open the end and there are your guns. No need to shuffle things around inside.
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| Mims, I need one, I'm taking three guns to Zim, can you help me out with information please |
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| Also when do I stop being a new member? |
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