I used to fly with firearms a few times a year but with the new machines I now drive from VA to OK instead of flying.
As long as you identify it and have it in an airline approved locking container with locks that the tea can't open, you're good to go (no loose ammo, etc but OP said just the upper). Have to walk it over and be with it during screening in case TSA needs to see it. After that you're good to go.
But with checked baggage fees it may now be cheaper to ship.
Tapatalk ate my spelling and grammar.




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