I work in video production and we had an old ATA style road case for cameras that lets me carry two broken down M4 patterned rifles, my pistol and carry gear, plus all my ancillary gear for classes and it comes in at just under the magical 50 lbs. weight. I usually order ammo and ship it some place safe before I show up. When I show up at the airport, I show my ID to the ticket agent and tell them I'm flying with firearms. They typically aske me to open the case to inspect it, give me a form to fill out, finish ticketing me, and direct me to the TSA agents who screen the case and then instruct me to lock it. Never had an issue yet (aside from some ticket agents widening their eyes to the point of injury when they see all the gear and imagine all the horrible things I'll be doing). Easy as pie and typically (depending on the airport and where I have to go for the TSA screening) adds no more than 10 minutes to the check in process.
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