Have you ever had your ammo weighed when travelling out of the USA

[Hank2211]

Each time I have flown on airlines which require the locked separate case (seems like all non-North american airlines), they have focussed on the weight of the ammo, not of the case with the ammo. I'd think you'd be hard pressed to find a decent case that could withstand checking that wouldn't itself weigh several pounds.

 

[BigSteve57]

We used light aluminum lockable boxes into which we put our factory ammo in the factory ammo box. We didn't expect the boxes to withstand a break-in as we assumed any theft would involve the entire box. Rather, these were used just to meet the lockable requirement and as I said are extremely light.

No one ever weighed the ammo.

The only hitch we had was in checking-in to go from Johannesburg to Windhoek: the ammo had to be in its OWN separate bag. Other legs of the flight only required it be in checked baggage.

Stalwart 75-3789 3-Pc Aluminum Storage Box with Lockable Clasp and Handle
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002NZRFBM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[ArmyGrunt]

I've only flown int'l once, to SA. I flew delta to and fro. No one ever asked about me possessing ammo, let alone the amount. I had it in a small Pelican box, TSA lock, and stuffed inside my checked luggage surrounded by clothes, hydration pack, power converter etc. Zero issues for me.

 

[tarbe]

I've only flown int'l once, to SA. I flew delta to and fro. No one ever asked about me possessing ammo, let alone the amount. I had it in a small Pelican box, TSA lock, and stuffed inside my checked luggage surrounded by clothes, hydration pack, power converter etc. Zero issues for me.

A dream come true!