Theohazard
Member
Tomorrow I'm flying back home from my grandfather's funeral. Being a WWII veteran, he had a military funeral complete with a gun salute. Several of us kept a piece of the fired blank brass as mementos.
The issue is that I didn't check any luggage, so my piece of brass will have to go in my carry-on. I can't find anything that says the TSA won't let you carry-on fired brass, but I'm still worried that it will be taken away at the security checkpoint.
Does anyone know for sure if it's OK to bring spent brass on your carry-on when flying on a domestic flight? Thanks.
The issue is that I didn't check any luggage, so my piece of brass will have to go in my carry-on. I can't find anything that says the TSA won't let you carry-on fired brass, but I'm still worried that it will be taken away at the security checkpoint.
Does anyone know for sure if it's OK to bring spent brass on your carry-on when flying on a domestic flight? Thanks.