I once had a keyring with a fake bullet on it. It was in my backpack by accident (it wasn't my house key) and the keyring got confiscated. Thankfully I got to keep the key.
Honest question: do you think they would get confiscated? Or maybe they would ask you to open them or something, to prove there's nothing else hidden inside...
On another note, can black powder (or whatever they use in bullets) be detected by their scanners?
I would wear em at the airport for the lulz
I once had a keyring with a fake bullet on it. It was in my backpack by accident (it wasn't my house key) and the keyring got confiscated. Thankfully I got to keep the key.
Honest question: do you think they would get confiscated? Or maybe they would ask you to open them or something, to prove there's nothing else hidden inside...
On another note, can black powder (or whatever they use in bullets) be detected by their scanners?
Yes black powder, the more modern gun powder, and other explosives can be detected by their scanners. There is a small section on their website here.