What pro gun bumper stickers are worthy of my truck.

[Mic]

I love that coexist sticker. I also agree with sentiments regarding advertising a possible gun in the truck.

But most of all, I imagine anybody with a whole bunch of political bumper stickers on their vehicle as an obnoxious jackass. I can just see them as jumping up and down to get your attention to say...Hey! Look at what I believe!!!

 

[txmanny]

I have that one on my truck. I'll try to take a pic tomorrow.

 

[Jakashh]

I have an NRA sticker on my window... one of those round ones that people with bad eyesight can confuse with a Marines sticker...

 

[weiss27md]

I have two from grunt.com, "Happiness is... a belt-fed weapon" and "Gun control, hitting your target".

 

[GAR]

While there are lots of "cool" stickers out there, like someone already said, letting BGs know that you have a gun in your vehicle might attract thieves when you're not there to protect it.

Additionally, this tells them that you have guns at home. Too easy to wait until you've departed for work to break in and take them.

Years ago I read about this guy who was shot in the back of the head by someone who knew that he carried a firearm and wanted to take it. The sticker in his car attracted that attention. The poor guy never saw it coming.

Be careful when making your decisions.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Gimme a freakin' break....afraid to put a sticker on a vehicle because of what someone "might" do?!?? Sorry - but that's got *fail* all over it. I've had NRA stickers on my vehicles since I was 18 - and have traveled all over the US and in many parts of Mexico. My neighbors KNOW I'm a gun owner, AND that I routinely carry.....and I've lived in neighborhoods where break-ins were pretty common....but they haven't messed with me. Guess I'm in the "KNOW that I have a gun, and I WILL use it" group....

 

[specter77]

I have a "Got Sig" sticker (sorry no pic) on my F150 and have had very positive fedback from several folks. Most non-gun folks haven't a clue what it pertains to which is also cool.

Semper Fi

Mike

 

[The Mayor]

They teach us in the AF about Anti-Terrorism and that placeing military type stickers make you a target. I would say the same for gun stickers.

 

[RiverCity.45]

They'll all work equally well to get your point across (whatever that point is). Take you pick, lick, and stick!

 

[LilIrishTemper]

 

[TexasRedneck]

They teach us in the AF about Anti-Terrorism and that placeing military type stickers make you a target. I would say the same for gun stickers.

.....and I refuse to live in fear of "what might". I'll prepare for it, I'll train for it - but I'll be damned if I'll change my lifestyle for it.

 

[KAK]

You are a damn good American!

 

[zembonez]

.....and I refuse to live in fear of "what might". I'll prepare for it, I'll train for it - but I'll be damned if I'll change my lifestyle for it.

I agree - especially here in the US. The military recommends those who are stationed in other countries to be careful what they display. Some of that just makes sense. Our kids just got back from 4 years in Germany and 2 tours in Iraq. They were advised to blend in when they were off base in Germany.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Oh...don't get me wrong - as much as I'd LOVE to tour Europe w/our motorcycle, there's no way I'd do it right now - them Texas plates could create a target, and I realize that. Just like my current refusal to travel to Mexico for a client - not only do I not "blend" worth a damn - even someone that DOES blend can be a victim of being in the wrong place!

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

Oh...don't get me wrong - as much as I'd LOVE to tour Europe w/our motorcycle, there's no way I'd do it right now - them Texas plates could create a target, and I realize that. Just like my current refusal to travel to Mexico for a client - not only do I not "blend" worth a damn - even someone that DOES blend can be a victim of being in the wrong place!

That reminds me of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

"He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom, he'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again. With any luck, he's got the grail already...."

 

[mkillebrew]

since my motorcycle doesn't have a bumper, I went another route.

 

[TexasRedneck]

yer next employer is gonna love that.....

Guys - do yourselves a favor. It's certainly your choice - but in most businesses, visible tatts = reduced opportunities for promotion. Right or wrong doesn't matter - the man with the money makes the rules, and you may not always know 'em until it's too late.

 

[mkillebrew]

oh yeah, the tattoo was considered for years. nothing sleeves can't cover. being in IT, our dress code is generally a t-shirt from the questionable pile on the floor, shorts, and shoes are optional.

 

[KAK]

It doesn't matter if you are wearing a suit. I could do upper arm but I wouldn't do forearm until I'm retired. I'm going into sales if I can't get my businesses to make me at least 40k. The free time I'd keep by operating my own business will be pricless helping me find other opportunities I want to seize if I can make it happen in the next year and a half.

 

[Outbreak]

They teach us in the AF about Anti-Terrorism and that placeing military type stickers make you a target. I would say the same for gun stickers.

Automatic FAIL for referencing a CBT. Especially since the rest of that CBT recommends that members of the ARMED FORCES hide and barricade against active shooters. I've clicked through that one, too, and immediately discounted it.

I have a "Sig Sauer" sticker, and I'll soon be replacing my Air Force sticker (told you I paid attention to the CBT) with a Magpul vinyl cutout sticker. The only reason I put those on is that you have to be in the know to understand what they are. They're subtle. I wish Arfcom didn't suck because I love their logo, too. Totally under the radar.

But I don't like to advertise my gun ownership. The significant value of my safe and it's contents and the amount of time I spend away from home mean I like to keep my hobby low-key.