A Good Gun Case For Traveling Wanted

[rookhawk]

I am not sure, but my BA ticket says 23Kg for BA flights and 20Kg for my SSA flights. My trip is in August.

To avoid the SAA airlink weight/size rules (I was told no guns period) you have to get the ticket issued on the other air line so their rules apply. Example: I fly Emirates to Bulawayo on a single ticket so Emirates rules apply, even though SAA Airlink is the carrier from Jo'burg.

Steve with Travel With Guns takes care of this so you don't get your guns rejected on last leg providers.

Look into it to make sure you're good.

 

[BRICKBURN]

To avoid the SAA airlink weight/size rules (I was told no guns period) you have to get the ticket issued on the other air line so their rules apply. ............

"Airlink will no longer transport firearms, except hunting rifles and shotguns. ..."

http://www.flysaa.com/lv/en/flyingSAA/FAQs/FAQs.html#express

 

[wesheltonj]

To avoid the SAA airlink weight/size rules (I was told no guns period) you have to get the ticket issued on the other air line so their rules apply. Example: I fly Emirates to Bulawayo on a single ticket so Emirates rules apply, even though SAA Airlink is the carrier from Jo'burg.

Steve with Travel With Guns takes care of this so you don't get your guns rejected on last leg providers.

Look into it to make sure you're good.

My tickets are issued on BA, but BA tells me 2oKg for SSA/Airlink. I am going to take that to mean 23KG BA allowance does not transfer to SSA. Better safe then sorry.

 

[mdwest]

Currently on sale at Cabelas.... I'm thinking about grabbing a couple of these.. does anyone else have one? or can anyone else advise if they are reasonably decent for the money?

http://www.cabelas.com/product/CABE...PEcfiqcQlvQc552242PhYaAi0-8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds