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Does it have the crenelated bezel? I think they would view this more as an impact weapon than a flashlight. IMO.
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Originally Posted by Good Guy
(Post 15588005)
Does it have the crenelated bezel? I think they would view this more as an impact weapon than a flashlight. IMO.
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Originally Posted by Darkumbra
(Post 15588069)
Yep... That's what's causing my concern
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They have taken tactical pens
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...pen-twist.html so I would bet you don't stand much of a chance with this. |
I frequently carry a small Surefire with me when I travel. It has an impact bezel as well. I've never been challenged. Sometimes it goes in my carry-on, sometimes in my jacket pocket but always through the X-Ray. Have not checked it once.
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The only flashlights that I have seen issues with are the Mag-Lites that take the C or D batteries. For the smaller ones like this and other small LED lights I've never heard of them not being allowed through.
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Originally Posted by TSO1973
(Post 15591068)
The only flashlights that I have seen issues with are the Mag-Lites that take the C or D batteries. For the smaller ones like this and other small LED lights I've never heard of them not being allowed through.
I wouldn't chance it with the bezel |
Originally Posted by davef139
(Post 15591171)
I heard its mags with 3 or higher batteries, as I own a nice 5D-Cell, you could seriously beat someone with that! I always travel with a flashlight MagXl100 is a pretty nice and new LED 3xAAA, never been questioned about it.
I wouldn't chance it with the bezel |
I used to carry a 4-C Mag light, but always checked it. I use a Coast P14 now and no way I am going to let some sticky fingered TSA take it on a whim. It is buried deep in my checked luggage. Are you folks suggesting that the Mags may have a use other than illumination? :D
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Just put it in your carry-on and forget about it. 70% or more of the time it will get through. And that's when they know the "red team" is checking them.
Your chances of getting caught with it are very very low - They're only "looking" for stuff in your underwear. ^ |
Originally Posted by InkUnderNails
(Post 15591422)
Are you folks suggesting that the Mags may have a use other than illumination? :D
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Flashlight in a carry-on bag?
I have a flashlight which is 7.5 inches long and I want to take it with me for a camping trip.
I went to the TSA website and it states that flashlights more than 7 inches are prohibited on carry-on bags. Since my light is a bit more than 7 inches long (being 7.5 inches), will the TSA let me through with it? Just to be on the safe side , should I check it in my luggage instead? I really like this light and I would hate risking the TSA confiscating it... The light in question is a Insight HX200. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Insight-HX2.../dp/B001PFPLE4 |
Originally Posted by itsonlyme999
(Post 28424549)
I have a flashlight which is 7.5 inches long and I want to take it with me for a camping trip.
I went to the TSA website and it states that flashlights more than 7 inches are prohibited on carry-on bags. Since my light is a bit more than 7 inches long (being 7.5 inches), will the TSA let me through with it? Just to be on the safe side , should I check it in my luggage instead? I really like this light and I would hate risking the TSA confiscating it... The light in question is a Insight HX200. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Insight-HX2.../dp/B001PFPLE4 |
Agree with Boogie + looking @ picture I'd be willing to bet you'd have a problem with it anyway.
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What do you mean by problems?
Please explain. I know these lights are discontinued, but other then that, what problems are you referring to? I will pack it in my checked-in luggage. |
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