Oahu Members Thread

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Pretty nice

 

Not hard to trace, very standard bumper. Happy to see they’re gonna do a very similar design because it’s one of the better ones.

 

Any of you guys ever fly with rifles?

 

Yes.. just declare. Separate case. No issues

 

Full disclosure, full locked per reg, no ammo no problem. Even crossing international border should be no prob

 

Yes.. I’ve flown to Zimbabwe.. cable lock through the chamber. Double locked case (just because)

 

I got a pelican 1740 case I’m bring three over and would like to have the empty mags in the case too. I’m bringing one AK47 and two AR15’s. Im going to remove the bolts and pack those in my separate checked bag. Ive done flying with pistols a lot just never rifles. Thanks

 

What airline? Alaska is more lenient on ammo, but all airlines has their firearm guidelines on their website. They will have a limit on how many allowed in each case.

 

Delta I’m taking them to Oregon to leave in my friends safe so I don’t have to worry about them when I move. I’m not bringing any ammo.

 

https://www.delta.com/en_US/traveling-with-us/baggage/before-your-trip/special-items

Shooting Equipment


Shooting equipment is allowed as checked baggage only. It must fit within the very specific criteria that we outline below.

• Declare to the Delta representative that you are checking a firearm.
• Declare the existence of a firearm to security personnel if there's a security checkpoint before the Delta counter.
• All firearms must be declared by the passenger to a Delta representative at the main ticket counter.
• Present firearm(s) unloaded and sign a "Firearms Unloaded" declaration.
• Firearms must be packed in a locked manufacturer's hard-sided container specifically designed for the firearm, a locked hard–sided gun case or a locked hard-sided piece of luggage. Handguns may be packed in a locked hard-sided gun case, and then packed inside an unlocked soft-sided piece of luggage. However, a Conditional Acceptance Tag must be used in this case.
• Maintain entry permits in your possession for the country or countries of destination or transit.
• Ensure small arms ammunition is packed in the manufacturer's original package or securely packed in fiber, wood, plastic or metal boxes and provide separation for cartridges.
• You are responsible for knowledge of and compliance with all Federal, State or local laws regarding the possession and transportation of firearms. For more information about this regulation you can visit the TSA websiteopens in a new window.
• If you are transporting a firearm to the United Kingdom, a permit from the United Kingdom is specifically required. You must contact the United Kingdom for more information about securing this permit.
• Until further advised, passengers departing Brussels, Belgium are not allowed to check weapons including, antique, sporting, hunting or toy rifles in their checked baggage.
• Customer must be 18 years of age or older
• All firearms checked as baggage must be picked up at the Baggage Service Office upon arrival at your final destination. ID will be required to claim your checked firearm.

The following types of ammunition are not accepted:

• Gun powder; such as Pyrodex or Black Powder
• Ammunition with explosive or incendiary projectiles
• Ammunition, including case, exceeding 11 pounds (5 kg) gross weight per passenger

Pistols and accessories must be included in one case and contain:

• Pistol telescopes
• Noise suppressors
• A small pistol tool case
• No more than 11 lbs. (5 kg) of ammunition, including case

Rifles and shotguns must be packaged as follows:

• One hard sided case containing up to four rifles, shotguns, shooting materials, tools
• The case must completely secure the firearm from being accessed. All areas designed to be locked must be locked.
• Locked cases that can be easily opened are not permitted. Be aware that the container the firearm was in when purchased may not adequately secure the firearm when it is transported in checked baggage.
• One hard sided case containing up to five handguns, one scope, tools
• One bow and quiver of arrows and maintenance kit enclosed in a case or container strong enough to protect the bow and quiver from accidental damage
• No more than 11 lbs. (5 kg) of ammunition, including case

An excess baggage fee will apply if checking more than one gun case.

 

Thank you for this. I’m not very savvy on internet shit lol.

 

Police are looking for a 3rd gen Tacoma looks like a sport or SR5 double cab super white stock everything with front end damage. It was involved in a fatal hit and run last night in Waikiki.

 

Aloha and good weekend.

 

Very nice

 

You don’t need the spare to match exacly unless you plan on running 4x4 on pavement. I have an unused stock 17” spare with 265/65r17 Dunlop on it. Pm if interested.

 

The news had a segment of Toyota Tacoma tailgate theft recently

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2019/...a-crimestoppers-has-an-important-message-you/

 

Im always locking my tailgate
Makes me wonder what theyll do to em
The video cam they after?

 

I have a theory.

Thieves are Toyota employees and Dealer operated heist. I'll let you use your imagination from here.