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Related Gear & Equipment Concealed or open carry requires some support equipment outside of a gun and holster. This is the place to discuss packs, lights, batons, and everything else.

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Old January 3rd, 2006, 02:00 AM   #21
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That label refers to shipping batteries, not to carriage inside a flashlight.
I figured as much. That's why I began my post with "FWIW".
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Old January 3rd, 2006, 07:48 AM   #22
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That label refers to shipping batteries, not to carriage inside a flashlight.

I have carried my E2e extensively with no problem; same with my AA -cell Mini Maglight. I leave my E2d at home, though. I'm not willing to lose a $100 light in case some over zealous or uninformed security personnel don't like the crennelated (sp?) bezel. In reality, I think I can do whatever I might need to do with an E2e just as well as an E2d, and the E2e fits in a pouch easier.

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Ooooops, guess I shouldn't have carried that box of batteries with me on my last flight.

I figured it didn't apply to in the light itself. These tend to burst when heated IIRC. However, I think if my batteries are hot enough to burst on the plane I have other problems.

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I'd worry about the E2D too, but I wouldn't have a second thought about my Nitrolon or 6P. Heck the TSA just ordained in it's infinite wisdom that even BOX CUTTERS no longer pose a "threat" to the safety of the aircraft. Well, of course, that's perfectly true. It's the scum holding the boxcutters that creates a dangerous situation if not stopped....
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I fly about twice a month and I always have my surfire e1 with me. It is passed through screening everywhere I go. And it has come in handy on a few trips (to see in the dark)
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Old January 7th, 2006, 09:08 AM   #25
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Thanks for the good news. Also heard that we're now allowed to carry sub 3" blades as well? If so then my next trip I'll carry my 6P and Benchmade Mini-Grip.

I've got a light carrier on order with HBE as we speak - it should be a dandy!
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Old January 23rd, 2006, 04:16 PM   #26
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I have seen the blue tubs of confiscated items that TSA agents take from the Denver International Airport. They come to the building I work in. Never have I seen a single flashlight.

70% of it is small "grooming" type scissors
10% is other scissors
10% is cheap Swiss army knife knock offs that business give as promotional items

the rest is split between, leather man type tools, kitchen knife sets, hand tools, fake weapons, empty magazines, and other misc metal items.
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Trinslide - welcome to CC! You don't need any more answers, so I'll pass...
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