Can you lock the case with a TSA lock
1885371
It has two clamps on the front and one on each side. It also has two small holes that you can use for a small lock or tie straps.
959502
Unfortunately, not unless this is an TSA approved lock. You may want to check regulations associated with traveling in the USA and what type of lock you can use to secure your handgun in your checked luggage. Thanks, Seth
1564379
There seems to be some confusion. There is NOT any dedicated locking system or a secure means to lock this case. I suppose that you could put a lock on the handles or the zipper loops, but both of those areas can be cut with a knife. Regardless, this is a fantastic case.
2240520
Yes they do, TSA had no problems viewing and inspecting my item. They have a master key to open the case, you will also want to purchase a TSA approved lock as added security, there is a place to add a little pad lock to the case. This case is really nice, has rollers and a handle. No problems with this case, I love it
637946
I was able to lock the suitcase with the holes provided on it. Note that it is not TSA approved, but even the ones that are may be broken by lazy TSA agents.
821452
No. It does have several holes in the case where you could place a luggage lock or a small masterlock though
1532344
They have a master key to unlock "TSA approved locks" per their website. If you use a lock that is not TSA approved, they will cut off your lock.
1917045
no. It does have some holes (3) which allow you to put a bolt and nut to secure it so that TSA can open it if necessary to inspect it, with damaging it.
194003
Yes too big for most suitcases. And if you are flying TSA will break it off or cut open the suitcase to inspect, anyway. Not a TSA approved lock.
2013659
not positive but pretty sure this case is TSA airline approved in the case can fit two padlocks on it.
74850
Yes, the case has one lock on the center latch. I believe it is a TSA compliant lock.
1978369
You can probably lock the end of the zipper to the plastic that the strap attaches to, but you'd need a longer hook than a typical, tiny luggage lock. I imagine TSA approved luggage lock would work. The mesh isn't heavy duty, so if someone wants to cut into the bag, it wouldn't be much of a problem. But a lock would deter someone from opening the bag if it was left in a non-secure area. (The bag works great for our purposes. To and from soccer practice at my son's school.)
1395278
no it is really not lockable, but a nice case. You might could hang a small lock thru the handles
1544461
The case has a zipper lock with a small key. It works fine, but there is really no practical way to put a serious lock on it. If I go out with it, I keep it close by and never out of my sight.
1798980
I have used this case on a flight successfully by locking this case with non-TSA locks and putting this locked case inside another unlocked larger checked piece of luggage. I suppose that I could have put TSA-Approved locks on the outer luggage, but they did not seem to care. TSA wanted to know that the piece of luggage contained a locked case with the pistols w/o ammunition inside. I did not try to stuff 4 semi-automatic pistols inside; 3 seemed to fit comfortably with spare clips. Depends on the pistols, caliber, and clip sizes.
2051622
Not that I can see. But a lock would be useless as the case is made of fabric and could be cut easily with a knife.
1301824
The zippers can be locked with small TSA luggage size travel padlocks. The hole for the lock to pass through is not very big.