Gun stickers on vehicle/property

[88E30M50]

I'd rather my vehicles go unnoticed. An INGO sticker somewhere would be nice to have, but an obvious gun related sticker would have more potential to bring bad than attrack good.

 

[hicap30]

Why advertise, I dont want people to know what I have or the government for that matter.

 

[WEB]

I prefer to keep a low profile. I also dont understand why everone feels the need to keep their GPS unit up in the window. You mine as well put a sign up that reads. All crack heads this way for a quick smash and grap for your next fix.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

First of all you do not keep anything of value in plain site. That's why they make glove boxes, center consoles, etc. That way you put things like cell phones, etc out of plain site. Saying having a gun sticker is going to attract thieves, or even LEO's. Is like saying that if you OC, you have a better chance of being targeted during a robbery. Or LEO's are going to harass you. You say having gun stickers draws unneeded attention, well people who CC will say the same thing. Or wearing a political t-shirt may cause you to get attacked verbally, or physically. Heck by crossing a street you are taking a chance of maybe getting hit. We take chances every day of our lives. Something may happen, and it may not. It's not science, there are no numbers to back it. So if you want to sport a gun sticker go for it. If you want to OC go for it. If you want to cross the street go for it. There are chances taken in all three choices. My

 

[IndyGunSafety]

I thought you could defend your vehicle with deadly force

Only if it's occupied.

 

[jd4320t]

I have an INGO sticker on my truck. I've never been a bumper sticker person. I believe in most cases the common thief won't even notice. There are too many "what ifs" in this world to worry about.

 

[schafe]

Bumper Stickers Mark Our Territory

And to think when us old guys wanted to do this, we just went out to the alley behind the bar and peed!.......didn't cost a dime.

 

[raider600]

No thanks.I only have one sticker and it is for a car forum. I would never put an Ingo sticker or any type of gun shop sticker on my car even

 

[Amishman44]

I will add that I do have an EMT sticker on the lower left of the rear window of my car...PO's usually ask me how I'm doing today, first, before discussing whatever law (usually speeding) that I've broken...it's helped with a few traffic stops.

 

[finity]

not in Indiana, unless your in it and in fear of severe bodily harm or death.

Close.

There is no requirement in IN that you be in fear of SBI to use deadly force to stop someone from carjacking you. The only requirement is that deadly force be a reasonable action to prevent ther person from attacking your occupied vehicle.

 

[Boiler74]

It's a bad idea. I love Glocks, but don't own any glock apparel or stickers. Low key is the best policy. And when I see stickers announcing that this person owns a gun, I just shake my head. Why put a bullseye on yourself?

 

[Vasili]

I have a couple stickers in my back window.

Both are white ovals, one is lower left, one is lower right.

"223"

"308"

No one has said a word to me about them nor do most people have any idea I think.

But that's as far as I'd push it. Anyone who knows will know and they might try to smash and grab.

 

[DragonGunner]

Got one in the back window of my truck, never lock it, nothing in it to steal, never been vandalized...but have noticed people while driving getting closer to see...then backing off....its a human target siluette with holes in it, "Body piercing by .45 ACP"

 

[finity]

its a human target siluette with holes in it, "Body piercing by .45 ACP"

That's good. I like it.

 

[Larryjr]

I have to go with everyone else who said a sticker would probably be a bad idea. I do have an NRA sticker in a fairly unnoticeable spot that can barely be seen through my factory tinted windows. Not even sure why I did that now that I think about it.

 

[amboran]

I like to annoy the liberals. NRA and American flag stickers in the back window of my Ford work for me. If driving an American car with an American flag and NRA sticker brings out the nut-jobs............so be it-I make no apologies.So far-not a problem.

 

[justincue]

I have a tool box covered in gun/ammo stickers.. that's it..

 

[loki.fish]

I got to page 4 and everything started looking the same. But here's my opinion on it:

On a forum a few years ago, somebody made a comment about how hard it would be to track somebody based on their forum name. Within 48 hours, the guy who made that comment was getting a phone call from another forum member proving to him that you can indeed find out quite a bit about a person with such little information.

Basically, if you're on the internet, your personal information can and probably has been found. So the argument of not advertising with stickers and such is kind of moot. I'd guess a majority of gun owners aren't very tech savvy, so they don't understand the limitless options afforded to crimininals via the web.

 

[HD1911]

What's the point of advertising that you might have a gun in the vehicle?

 

[gohard43]

I have a sticker on that back of my car that says "God, Guns, and Guts Made America Free" with an American flag between the God, Guns and Guts and the Made America Free. I like it because it doesn't necessarily yell out 'OOH THERE'S A WEAPON IN THE CAR' but it still voices my views and opinions quite nicely