What will be real interesting is as of Jan 1st they are saying don't lock your bags so they can hand check for explosives. Post 9/11 I had a screener at the gate ask if my (carry on) range bag was in fact a range bag. They asked to swab it specifically to see what reaction they'd get to powder residue etc. They had been told that smokeless powder residue wouldn't trigger the spectrometer. They swabbed it all over and came up empty. Coming home from SSM3Gun last year I had the Alaska desk ask how many guns were in my hard case, They claimed I was allowed 3 pistols, or two rifles or two shotguns..... Turns out its in their contract of carraige, along with a bunch of other bullsxxt rules.... like how many clubs and balls and tees can be in a golf bag before they charge extra. I fired of a polite letter pointing out how stupid their policy is, and they actually claimed that they were going to revise it. Net result, if they ask how many guns are in the bag just say two.