[demosthenes the elder]

IF (admittedly: not likely) I were to attempt this stunt, I would do the following:
1. Load up with frangible, low grainage, low power rounds
2. Carry a copy of the US and GA State constitutions, with relevant sections highlighted for the hard of thinking
3. Carry the recipt for the ammo as well as relevant trade brochures and ballistics tests
4. Carry my proper ID and GA CCW permit
5. Get local media on-scene beforehand
6. If possible, get NRA/ILA involved beforehand
7. Have my LAWYER right-DAMN-there
8. very politely hand the documentation over to the gate guard in front of the cameras and gathered witnesses, very politely explain that this is a setup for a trial case to overturn a law he probably does not support (he's a Georgian, too, and this would be at the local (Valdosta) airport) and very politely wait to be cuffed or allowed to board.

[Dead Corpse]

Actually, I'm a firm believer in privately own companies being able to restrict, or allow, almost anything they want. It is their property, they set the rules. If they don't want you carrying, then all you could really do is protest, boycot, or start your own fire-arm friendly airline to compete. It is the FEDERAL regulation of such things that I object to.

Personally, I won't fly until things change drasticly.

If you do want to try such a stunt, get the permission, and hopefully legal backing, of the CEO/Owner of the airline first.

[stuartcr]

What about the guy behind you in line? Does he have a right to NOT be on an airplane with a guy he doesn't know, that has a gun?