Originally Posted by
Bucking Bar
Thanks Carl, but it was a little too personal and it still really upsets me.
One funny aspect of it was that TWO MONTHS later, while non reving back from a hike in Banff the Royal Canadian Mounted Police detected "bomb making materials" on our infant and considered taking her into custody until we explained the whole story. Those sniffers at the airport work amazingly well.
You pulled the post and I can only get the general direction of this thread. Having said that, I had an interesting discussion with my wife the other day. We went skeet shooting the other day. Driving home we got into a discussion about how the TSA would handle the two of us if we went non-reving in the coats we were currently wearing. I'm sure there is some gunpowder residue on them. So, we refuse the molecule scrambler and insist on a cavity search because we enjoy personal contact. Last time we did this, they swabbed our hands and their gloves. Mostly to hassle us, I'm sure.
Under that scenario, we pop positive. How much self disclosure would be required? Last time I looked, the use of firearms is a legal activity. Anybody got any experience in this?