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Is this model case TSA and/or ATA approved? Thank you. — 1 Answer

by Bill, from WA, United States Asked on January 24, 2018

Name SKB Cases SKB Standard Breakdown Shotgun Case w/Aluminum Valance 2SKB3209B (5)
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Answered by Ethan C., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on March 02, 2018

Yes, the TSA only requires that the firearm be in a locked, hard-sided case. However, the locks on this case are not TSA locks, so while still usable, the TSA does not have a master key to open the locks. As a result, you may find that you have to take extra time if they request that you open it for them for inspection.

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