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COL Randall C.
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"Miami's airport also worked to get gunowners' attention. The airport's director told Congress last year that after setting a gun interception record in 2021 they installed high-visibility signage and worked with airlines to warn passengers. He said the number of firearms intercepted declined sharply."

I think that's the #1 thing that has to be done. Many are not trying to get a firearm though security and just forget that it was packed and/or on their person.

But, as the airport director said, "signage is only part of the solution. Travelers face a barrage of signs or announcements already and don't always pay attention." - information overload.

While not a gun confiscation, I've lost three Gerbers in my younger days because I forgot they were on my belt when I went through security at the Airport (two) and a cruise (one ... that one I never did figure out... I could buy one in the gift shop on the ship, but I couldn't bring one onto it!?).
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CPO David R. D.
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I would agree that more people are carrying, either openly or concealed, handguns these days. What I would like to know is, which airports are security finding the most handgun violations? Did a google search and here's the answer.
https://katiecouric.com/news/tsa-airports-with-the-most-guns-at-security/
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CPO William Glen (W.G.) Powell
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A lot of forgetful people out there…
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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SPC Robert Coventry
SPC Robert Coventry
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I know a Sevior VP of Security for a Major Bank had his pocket 22 in pant pocket got called to another state went through security and was arrested had to move out of state to keep his job
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CPO William Glen (W.G.) Powell
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