TSA locks are a joke. I would never trust my firearm to one (or two). I'd also not use a combination lock, but that's just personal preference
This might be a UA thing, or a TSA Austin thing.
If you're traveling with a gun case inside a suitcase, the card goes on the outside of the gun case. If you're traveling with a stand alone gun case, the card goes inside.
At least that's how it's supposed to be, but I've learned that despite having one set of rules nationwide (on paper), there is a lot of airport to airport variation with the TSA.
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Originally Posted by oneounceload
Your gun locked case is NOT to have TSA locks on it - only YOU are to possess the key or combination.
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