What do you do with your stickers?

I'm indecisive, I put them in a drawer until I decide what to do and they curl up and the adhesive dies after a decade or so.

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I have some on my tool boxes, some on my fridge (in my shop) some on a filing cabinet, and some on the door of one of my safes. They’re all mixed in with automotive stickers, Edelbrock, Jegs, ect.

I have to many expensive hobbies.

Leave them in the box the gun came in and stacked in a corner of the basement.

I sticker bomb everything... My old Jeep windows (no guns on the car, only places I've traveled), laptops, cases, water bottles, mini fridge, tool box, you name it.

I probably won't do my gun safe when I can invest in a nice one. My dream office will look like old Western, so brass, leather, and a classy big safe in the corner. Gotta keep it classy...

As a young boy I put all kinds of stickers on the room side of the door of my bedroom.Three years ago my father sold the place to a young couple. Their young son thought the stickers were cool so the stickers remain some 55 years later.
I have a file drawer full of firearm related stickers. After reading this post I told my wife I had this great idea ...........

Stickers and sports team magnets go on the 2 gun safes.

I put the firearm related stickers on the metal cabinets that I store ammo in. A few get put on my aluminum hard case that I use when traveling. I have a dedicated beer fridge in the garage that is nearly covered wit beer/brewery stickers. A few breweries give out beer caps with magnets and these go on the fridge too!

I like the idea of putting them on your safe but have not done that yet.

Unlike most of you, the majority of mine are beer stickers. With a few firearms related mixed in. I put them on the fridge in my office at work, and on the metal cabinets in my man room.

I've never gotten a gun sticker.

I put some of them on the side of my metal USGI military surplus ammo cans. They do a good job covering up the meaningless yellow printing of the caliber and other stuff on it. They dress up otherwise boring stack of cans.

Speaking of which I need some Magpul logo stickers. PM if you have some.

If anyone of wants to dispose of any stickers I would certainly take them and pay for the postage......let me know.

GunnyUSMC said:

What do you do with yours ? Over the years all those gun company sticks started to accumulate in my shop so, I had to think of something to do with them. I thought, what better place then one of my gun saves.
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Exactly what I've done with mine. Great minds think alike!

Scary that we even seem to have the same RSC. I hate to call them "safes".

hdwhit said:

I've never gotten a gun sticker.

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Says a lot about you. Typically every brand spanking new gun from most every manufacturer comes with some sort of sticker or decal next to the "how to use this gun" pamphlet.

Maybe your smarter than myself and only buy used or classics.. My stickers get trashed or givin to my small boy...who trashes them in one way or another. I have two on my toolbox next to the snap-on decal.

When I was 16 I put an "insured by Colt" sticker on my bumper. A few weeks later it was peppered with a shotgun. I get the irony, but come on.

I have an old cheapo gun locker that I put shelves in and it's now an ammo locker. I put all the stickers I get for shooting and hunting gear on it.

I keep a batch in my car and when I see a Hillary bumper sticker or Peace symbols sticker on vehicles in malls or shopping centers I slip one of the gun stickers on the bumper too. You'd be surprised how long people will drive around with the stickers before some one either likes it and asks where they got it. Or they hate it and someone makes a remark or gesture.

I put my NRA stickers on the door to Sprouts or Whole Foods when it's convenient. Or any other place that posts "No Firearms".

In the rust belt stickers are the only thing holding the body of some cars together.

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I have been sticking them on the lid of my laptop.

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I have a Larue decal with the outline of Texas on it. I've been chatted up by three or four TSA guys that have seen it, one military retiree that was a shooter and several waiting to get on with police/sheriff's/fed.gov, all friendly conversations.

I also put some one my notebook that I use which has started a few conversations.

Not a fan of gun stickers on the truck due to marking it for potential break in.

Jeff B.

Pheasant Plucker said:

I keep a batch in my car and when I see a Hillary bumper sticker or Peace symbols sticker on vehicles in malls or shopping centers I slip one of the gun stickers on the bumper too. You'd be surprised how long people will drive around with the stickers before some one either likes it and asks where they got it. Or they hate it and someone makes a remark or gesture.

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I love it! You have inspired me to keep a pro-gun sticker or two in my truck just in case.

Pheasant Plucker said:

I keep a batch in my car and when I see a Hillary bumper sticker or Peace symbols sticker on vehicles in malls or shopping centers I slip one of the gun stickers on the bumper too. You'd be surprised how long people will drive around with the stickers before some one either likes it and asks where they got it. Or they hate it and someone makes a remark or gesture.

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I now have a use for my stickers....

I'm very cautious about what decals go where. Now that I'm a teacher, no decals anywhere. (I can't advocate anything political, religious, etc.) If I put an NRA decal, or candidate decal, or religious decal on my vehicle, student, staff and my principal will see it. I made the mistake of talking about guns with a couple students I had who hunted, then Parkland happened. Now I'm hiding in the dark like a cock roach.

I have had such difficulties and challenges due to decals, that I've come to realize that it just isn't worth it. When I was an aircraft mechanic, I put decals all over my tool box. When I went to a different airline, the mechanics there disapproved of some of them, so my box and my car became a target. They poured super glue in my tool box lock. They vandalized my tool box and my car. I eventually had to quit. After that I pulled every decal I had off of every thing I had that would ever leave the garage. I no longer discuss anything with anyone at work...other than work.

Ya know... some jack hole environazi type person put a sticker on my truck bumper about being a gas hog or something.

I consider it vandalism.


Funny thing is, my truck IS a hybrid; It burns gas and oil.

I've bought 4 new guns and none came with a sticker. The few stickers I do get from other product or buy myself I have one of those plano gunsmith tool boxes and put them on it. I need a Henry and a Ruger sticker.