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09-11-2012, 10:00 PM
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Heads up get down
Join Date: Oct 2010
First Name: Clayton
Location: NW Alabama by the river
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Re: Personal experience with TSA and Cigars?
One of the funniest moments at the Nashville airport is when a business associate of mine got strip searched because he forgot he had a corkscrew in his carry on.
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09-11-2012, 10:20 PM
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In Vino Veritas
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Re: Personal experience with TSA and Cigars?
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I've walked right through all the way to the gate before I remembered I had a knife in my pocket. Not a word was said about it. I've flown with my 40 count in a carry on bag and it went right through the scanners without a problem 
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09-11-2012, 10:36 PM
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Formerly MarkinOR
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Re: Personal experience with TSA and Cigars?
In August, I flew from Burbank to Yuma via Phoenix on business for a week. Then, returned Yuma to Burbank again via Phoenix. In both instances, I had packed my small herf box in my check-in bag. The Palio and PB207 were packed in my shaving kit which was also packed in my check-in.
Everything made it to Yuma. On completion of the return trip back home, I opened my check-in bag and noticed a small leaflet placed inside, that indicated my bag had undergone a random inspection by TSA in Yuma. All cigars, Palio, and PB207 were accounted for...
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