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Question: Is this TSA approved
Document: &#34;A good and inexpensive case to secure a handgun, but one must be cautious when choosing a lock to finish closing the case. It worked well to transport a handgun on a commercial flight.&#34;  It had plenty of room for a large handgun. I used two medium locks, but a cable lock would do too. SWA did not take a second look to OK it and evidently TSA didnt have a problem with it either.
Granted, there was no lock on the case and this was over twenty-five years ago. Unfortunately, the design and safety features of typical pistol cases have not changed much in that time.However, the SINGLE PISTOL CASE FROM PREMIUM TACTICAL SUPPLY is not a typical pistol case. This gun case has been specifically designed so that once it is shut and locked it cannot be opened without using tools. The inside of the case contains a foam interior and the case is TSA compliant.
The other problem is that after I bought two of the gun cases, I discovered that the state of California does not have these gun cases on their roster of state approved safety devices, so I need to go and buy two more. I blame California, not Premium Tactical Supply because Tac Supply's pistol cases are as good as what California says I MUST buy. So I would say that if you live in any other state than California and you have little kids in the house, this security device will work fine.
width of cable, 3/16&#34;; measure more than that and it ain't gonna fit the lock holes.2) the holes where you thread the cable lock probably need to be reamed out a bit to get rid of plastic flashing; . Use a 1/4&#34; bit and just push it through the holes a couple times and you'll be good to go.i have a PPK and with the existing foam it was sliding around.
not necessary with most full size or compact handguns.
is not meant to provide security/protection which is comparable to that provided by a gun safe.
Works great with the gun lock I bought back when I bought my gun. You know the one thats like a cord thats supposed to go through the inside of the pistol grip and come out of the slide ejector. Well I just simply slide that cord through the two holes on the locking mechanism and its pretty secure, kind of exactly like the pic of this case when locked up. Good case for the price, can't go wrong at $15.
Worked for what I needed. I had to drill the holes out a bit for my lock to go through.
With the cable lock in place the gun is now secure in the case.The case is made from a slightly textured plastic that should give a decent life to the case. The case is molded to be stackable while laying flat. That is a nice design feature that will keep multiple cases secure when stacked upright or horizontally.I live in New Jersey,  which is not the most gun friendly of states. We have many gun laws, many are pretty ridiculous, but some I agree with.
With a single cable lock or 2 padlocks of the appropriate size (opening is 0.26 inch or 6.6mm) the case can be securely locked in such a manner that children or other at-risk individuals cannot access the firearm contained therein without the use of additional tools. An otherwise unassisted adult also will not be able to access the contents of the case when it is properly locked.
Answer: yes