Quoted: You can fly with ammunition, up to ..14 pounds of it? Generally they want it in a seperate container. They label it as a firearm anyway so I'm not sure about the "not having anything on it that would label it as a firearm" part.
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Yep. They just want the ammo in the original manufacturer's box. AKA, the white cardboard box, not a coffee can full of loose rounds.
I've flown with my pistol locked in it's original hard plstic case. The fact that it says Smith and Wesson all over it pretty much labels it as a firearm.
Instead of listening to everyone here, call your airline, and find out from them what their regulations are. Then call the state police where you will be, and make sure you are in compliance with State laws as well.
Your ass will be covered, and you'll realize it is a whole lot easier to travel with a gun than you would have thought.