Going out of Country

[WannaBeBigDMcDaniels]

Hello everybody. Currently I have a family emergency I need to attend to out in Mexico for a couple months. I will be flying out too internationally from California to Mexico City. I want to know if it's okay to take the lengthmaster on the plane into another country? Surely it's not a weapon but has anyone ever traveled internationally with their lengthmaster? I leave this Friday.

 

[oldandlively]

Hello everybody. Currently I have a family emergency I need to attend to out in Mexico for a couple months. I will be flying out too internationally from California to Mexico City. I want to know if it's okay to take the lengthmaster on the plane into another country? Surely it's not a weapon but has anyone ever traveled internationally with their lengthmaster? I leave this Friday.

If it's the carry-on, you may have a problem. This is why I have a BathMate and the MityVac. It's because of the trigger u it. I got pulled over by Aeromexico. Volaris didn't give me grieves about it. Just make sure to say it's for medical issues.

 

[oldandlively]

By the way, one of the brothers uses the "medical disability" claim for his manhood, and nothing happens with the TSA. Just make sure to place the trigger at an accessible location far away from the cylinder. The trigger is always the culprit for the damn X-ray machine. When I was pulled over, it was always the ladies. My wife and kids would snicker, and the brothers nearby simply smiled. The sisters that know what the unit is, they winked.

 

[WannaBeBigDMcDaniels]

If it's the carry-on, you may have a problem. This is why I have a BathMate and the MityVac. It's because of the trigger u it. I got pulled over by Aeromexico. Volaris didn't give me grieves about it. Just make sure to say it's for medical issues.

When you say trigger brother what does that mean in the lengthmaster?? I'm planning on putting it on my luggage that goes on the plane already instead of the carry on

 

[oldandlively]

When you say trigger brother what does that mean in the lengthmaster?? I'm planning on putting it on my luggage that goes on the plane already instead of the carry on

My apologies. The metal in the plates, the nuts and bolts. Keep the nuts and bolts on the side, and the plates and the handle unit separately. The handle only appear like a lifting device. The plates look like coasters. Metals are metals. All of them assembled looks like a trigger for a mechanical unit, like a bow. Keep them far apart from each other by disassembling them.

 

[WannaBeBigDMcDaniels]

Do you think I should leave some of the metal pieces and everything together on the cargo or separate the metal from everything else on a carry on perhaps?