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Do you eat it barrel first?

ak56

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Since this company uses Belgian chocolate to make these things, they should make some FN models...
 
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Can it go through a metal detector though? :lol:

But seriously, would this be possible to get past the TSA in a carry-on bag since it's not actually a firearm, it just looks like one? Not sure I'd want to be a test subject though :uhoh:
 
Fallschirjmäger

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A man from Colorado had a "4-inch milk chocolate pistol wrapped in plastic wrap" in his luggage; a gift from his daughter. The screener said, "I don't care if it's chocolate, you're not taking a gun on the plane." Even the passenger eating the "barrel" did not satisfy the ever-vigilant security dweeb. No "gun parts" were permitted, either! Only after eating the rest of the "gun" was the man permitted past the checkpoint.
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Admittedly may have been before they became federalized and therefore automatically professionalized. ...... and I got no citation for exactly who, or when.
 
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