browningguy
Member
Yep, NRA and TSRA stickers in the back window of my Land Rover, never had a problem with it.
Do you put firearms or RKBA related stickers on your car or truck?
- Thread starter JLStorm
- Start date
- Status
Robert Hairless
Member
- Joined
- Oct 11, 2003
- Messages
- 3,983
Coronach:
Oh gee. It's probably something like "SAIGA." Lots of them all over the place wherever you go nowadays.
Oh gee. It's probably something like "SAIGA." Lots of them all over the place wherever you go nowadays.
aaronrkelly
Member
- Joined
- Sep 11, 2005
- Messages
- 1,087
I have a sticker centered on the lower portion of my rear window of the silhouette of an AK47 - no words....just the gun.
I also have some nifty "Love Our Kids" plates that my state offers. Has a picture of a school house and kids playing outside....all drawn in crayon.
I like kids.....I like guns.....I like kids that like guns.
I dont fear any "problems" from LEO....the school.....or anyone else. If they dont like my car....tuff.
I also have some nifty "Love Our Kids" plates that my state offers. Has a picture of a school house and kids playing outside....all drawn in crayon.
I like kids.....I like guns.....I like kids that like guns.
I dont fear any "problems" from LEO....the school.....or anyone else. If they dont like my car....tuff.
GlenJ
Member
I have a NRA/ILAsticker in the lower right corner of my car's rear window and a Jesus fish the color of the American flag in the left lower right corner.
The Lone Haranguer
Member
No, because I feel it will make my vehicle a target for break-in looking for guns. No guns? Well, there's still the registration I'm required by law to keep in the vehicle, with my name and address on it. When they find out where I live they can then burgle my home at their leisure. Or I might be followed home.
Some may call this paranoia. I call it prudence.
Some may call this paranoia. I call it prudence.
Xigris
Member
I have a license plate frame that says "NRA Life Member" on it.
As for bumper stickers though, I think discretion is probably the better part of valor.
As for bumper stickers though, I think discretion is probably the better part of valor.
We ARE free to state our feelings. Since you brought it up; I am pro-life and pro-gun. Defense of life doesn't start with the 2nd Amendment.
That's your problem. Just because you are afraid to let people know what you feel strongly about doesn't mean others can't or shouldn't.
AZTOY
Member
NRA and Tucson Rifle Club stickers on the back window of my truck.
But i do agree
Some people do get carry away with stickers!
But i do agree
Some people do get carry away with stickers!
wuchak
Member
I have an NRA sticker on my rear driver's side window along with a sticker for my gun club. The club sticker is just a colored bird with no text so unless someone is a member they wouldn't know it has anything to do with firearms.
tinygnat219
Member
Simple,
I hate bumper stickers. They're too much of a cliche and in this sound-byte society, I feel that I have more to say than what can fit on a bumper sticker.
I make no bones that I am for 2nd Amendment rights, I just feel that bumper stickers are a waste of time. If the antis "win" in the bumper sticker arena, that's fine. Let them be surprised when we have the presence in the legislatures and court houses.
I hate bumper stickers. They're too much of a cliche and in this sound-byte society, I feel that I have more to say than what can fit on a bumper sticker.
I make no bones that I am for 2nd Amendment rights, I just feel that bumper stickers are a waste of time. If the antis "win" in the bumper sticker arena, that's fine. Let them be surprised when we have the presence in the legislatures and court houses.
javacodeman
Member
Yes and No
NRA Sticker and GrassRoots GunRights SC Sticker on my F-250. Nothing on the wife's car because it is newer and prettier than my truck, and I don't want to draw attention to her.
java
NRA Sticker and GrassRoots GunRights SC Sticker on my F-250. Nothing on the wife's car because it is newer and prettier than my truck, and I don't want to draw attention to her.
java
Dr. Dickie
Member
I put my NRA and IDPA stickers on my gun safe, does that count?
K3
Member
Like someone said earlier, stealth is wealth. I prefer not to advertise. In any event, a 4X4 diesel pickup screams gunowner without any help. *shrug*
db_tanker
Member
back glass of my pickup has, on one side, a Browning Buckmark and Winchester sticker, other side has an NRA and TSRA sticker...in the middle on top is the MOS symbol of my former profession.
Of course, living in Texas, its a bit easier to get away with stuff like that, I reckon...especially in the country.
D
Of course, living in Texas, its a bit easier to get away with stuff like that, I reckon...especially in the country.
D
On my Mazda p'up I had an NRA, NRA Instructor, and an IDPA sticker in the rear window. I have thought about putting the instructor sticker my Focus's rear window, but I like my commuter to "blend" and not stand out.
As for making your car a targeet for burglary, I don't buy it. My truck sat outside of our house for six months, but I like to think that the security sign, and motion lights around the house has kept any B&E's from occuring. Honestly, I've always thought of those stickers as a deterrent, and not a welcome message.
As for making your car a targeet for burglary, I don't buy it. My truck sat outside of our house for six months, but I like to think that the security sign, and motion lights around the house has kept any B&E's from occuring. Honestly, I've always thought of those stickers as a deterrent, and not a welcome message.
B.D. Turner
Member
I have a sticker on back window of my truck that says "Jesus Forever".
My opinion on gun show stickers is that they make you look like a gun show commando. "keep honking Im reloading" , "guns don't kill people. I do" ,"The voices in my head told me to stay home and clean my guns", "Sniper", "death dealer". What kind of nut wants others to think that they are some kind of crazy killer? Is this what you want the public to believe about gun owners?
I bet the "Sniper" bumper sticker would have gotten you some special treatment during the D.C. sniper shootings.
My opinion on gun show stickers is that they make you look like a gun show commando. "keep honking Im reloading" , "guns don't kill people. I do" ,"The voices in my head told me to stay home and clean my guns", "Sniper", "death dealer". What kind of nut wants others to think that they are some kind of crazy killer? Is this what you want the public to believe about gun owners?
I bet the "Sniper" bumper sticker would have gotten you some special treatment during the D.C. sniper shootings.
Kalashnikov
Member
- Joined
- Jun 20, 2005
- Messages
- 399
Got a couple. NRA, RKBA. But I go further. Some may have seen my molon labe tattoo. I also have RKBA on my right forearm. Anytime someone shakes my hand, they are reminded of it. But thats me.
thumper723
Member
On my F250 I have a small NRA sticker on it.
More space is taken up by Naval Aviation or College stickers.
However, come election season, I put stickers for candidates I support on, in a reasonable amount. Once election season is over, I take them off.
More space is taken up by Naval Aviation or College stickers.
However, come election season, I put stickers for candidates I support on, in a reasonable amount. Once election season is over, I take them off.
gudel
Member
I have HK sticker. Some guy on the other side of the street has Ruger Firearms sticker
EricTheBarbarian
Member
Ive got an nra sticket on the back window of my truck. Ive noticed that it seems like the police walk up slower and try to look in my extended cab with their flashlight more, assuming I have a pile of loaded guns behind the seat. Maybe thats just me being paranoid but i havent gotten a ticket since Ive had that sticker on there either.
ZeSpectre
Member
I am just not the type of personality to put stickers on... well pretty much anything. Keep thinking about getting one of the light up NRA hitch covers though.
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Poll