NRA & Pro Gun Stickers

[Aero Denezol]

Politics aside, whenever I see a vehicle w/ an NRA or other pro-2nd Amendment sticker I can safely assume the driver is armed, and not to be trifled with.

How does everyone feel about putting similar such stickers on your place of business or home, for example, in a window? Does it let bad guys know to move on to the next house, or, does it tell them to break in and steal your guns?

I was disturbed to find a couple of footprints (Vans, to be exact) on the man door of my garage last weekend. Someone had obviously tried to break in, fortunately the door was locked.

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[PaulZ]

trail cameras are priced as low as $50

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Took mine off years ago after reading of several people who were followed home by meth freaks, cased and then burglarized

 

[erudne]

I was in Kali 42 years ago and had a NRA sticker on my vechicle, it was vandalized within 2 weeks.
Go Gray, Go Armed

 

[Ironbar]

Open carry would have prevented that.

 

[Nwcid]

I dont go around giving free advertisement to anyone........

 

[Sun195]

I don't like stickers on my car, and would rather not have people make assumptions about me (one way or another).

 

[parallax]

I have no stickers on my truck, and also took off the dealer logo liscense plate brackets and dealer logo mudflaps. I prefer to not let people have any clues about my beliefs or personal adgendas, hobbies, or interests, unless they get to know me on a personal level first.

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

I do not advertise. For me concealed means concealed!