Wow. I have never had that much trouble. I have a hard case that I put my sidearm in, then close it up, and lock it in my checked bag with the TSA agent. You do have to go over to the oversized/ special luggage area, but I never seen it busy. Maybe it’s just the times I am usually there...
I’m not pissed, but it was a waste of time. I called shenanigans when there was a drive out Tag on the car and asked to see a GA drivers license. The trader has a half dozen trades and all positive ratings, but I’m afraid I may have to give my first negative feedback. Sucks after having so...
So, if a trader doesn’t have a GA drivers license, i.e. not a GA resident, it’s an obviously illegal sale. Then said trader tells you his girlfriend will buy it, and she is a GA resident, is that a straw purchase? Seems sketchy....
The Strikemaster is about a 4' long striker plate that has probably 6 each 4" screws. With a metal door, good deadbolt and lockset it will take a serious beating before finally giving way if you secure the hinge side with long screws as well. Probably leave a thug with a broken ankle, but...
It doesn't take very much to kick a door in, if it hasn't been reinforced. As a long time resident of East Atlanta, I can tell you, my neighbors and I all use Srikemasters and 3-1/2" to 4" screws on the hinges. It won't keep someone out who is really determined, but it will buy you some time...