Back in the day, before airline security ramped up following the tragic events of 9-11, making your way through airports was a lot simpler, especially for the traveling shooter. While you still had to check firearms, passenger security screening was much easier to navigate, including understanding and adhering to what was permitted to be carried onto a plane. In this issue, John Taylor offers sage advice to those of us who frequently take to the air—or hit the road—with guns in his “The Traveling Shotgunner.” From giving yourself lots of time to navigate airport check-in to avoiding the pitfalls and perils of hassles, his decades of experience traveling to hunt and shoot around the globe is well worth the read.