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Posted: 1/15/2020 1:57:18 AM EDT
Saw a Magpul sticker on a SUV. Seems like a good way to advertise you own guns to the wrong people.
About 20 years ago, punks targeted cops who brought their cars home for the night in my town. Close family friend who was a cop, had all his guns stolen when he was out. It happened to others. |
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Why put stickers on anything?
Stickers are for kids and the poors. I de-label, de-badge, un-sticker everything. |
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I have a DW and Giesselle sticker on mine. No crack head around here is going to know what they mean.
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In the early 2000’s; in Portland, I had a big ‘Colt’ sticker- on the back of my Subaru wagon.
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I don’t like any stickers but I also don’t mind them if they help guns become more common place and acceptable to general pop
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I have a BFL magnet on few of my cars and trucks. Was outed at a auto shop by a few Arfcommers. They asked if i knew what the symbol on the hack of the vert. I said yes its mine.
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values.
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Because it’s their vehicle? Be it because their proud of supporting the #2A, don’t care or not aware that potentially makes them a bigger target for BMV’s who cares?? It’s their vehicle...
With that said I have zero decals on my truck |
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Nothing wrong with one on the back.
Now here in Austin most bumper stickers are used to keep liberal cars from falling apart. Only one I have on my suv says “ My other auto is a 45 acp “. My truck has one that says “ My other auto is a ma Duce” Had one lady look at my suv and say I don’t get it. Her husband told her he would explain when they got to their car. |
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I'm just glad I don't let people like that live in my mind rent-free.
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values. View Quote Had my car broken into one time, they stole my leather jacket, and some CD's. But missed the Ruger SP101 357, in the center consul next to the leather jacket. |
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None for me thank you. Most times when I pass a car it will be a Prius and have a rainbow sticker.
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I've had a VCDL sticker in my back window of my last few vehicles.
A couple months ago I added the big orange magnet to my tailgate. |
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Your right of course, but targeting people with NRA stickers was a thing at one time (Don't know if it still is?) I guess for me, reducing the chances of getting your shit broken into by advertising I own guns, is a concern. But I'm old, and not as brave as I use to be. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values. |
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I've seen guns in the back window and people open carrying. No one around here is gonna care about a gun sticker.
I've got a BFL on my truck. No one cares. Also, why does anyone put any stickers on their car? Some people just like putting stickers on things. |
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I've seen guns in the back window and people open carrying. No one around here is gonna care about a gun sticker. I've got a BFL on my truck. No one cares. Also, why does anyone put any stickers on their car? Some people just like putting stickers on things. View Quote |
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Jack Wilson should serve as a reminder to not fuck with old guys View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values. |
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I've seen guns in the back window and people open carrying. No one around here is gonna care about a gun sticker. I've got a BFL on my truck. No one cares. Also, why does anyone put any stickers on their car? Some people just like putting stickers on things. View Quote |
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He's a hero for sure. I would hope in a situation like that, I might do the same. Fucking with some gang-banger breaking into my car not so much. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values. |
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I agree I wouldn’t shoot someone for breaking into my vehicle, unless they had a weapon and tried to engage me. Now you break into my house, armed or not...... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values. |
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NOT Recommended to try that in Houston View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've seen guns in the back window and people open carrying. No one around here is gonna care about a gun sticker. I've got a BFL on my truck. No one cares. Also, why does anyone put any stickers on their car? Some people just like putting stickers on things. For real though, if I lived in a big city/ liberal area I wouldn't have guns or stickers visible on my car either. |
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That's why I don't live in Texas. For real though, if I lived in a big city/ liberal area I wouldn't have guns or stickers visible on my car either. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've seen guns in the back window and people open carrying. No one around here is gonna care about a gun sticker. I've got a BFL on my truck. No one cares. Also, why does anyone put any stickers on their car? Some people just like putting stickers on things. For real though, if I lived in a big city/ liberal area I wouldn't have guns or stickers visible on my car either. |
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I'm just glad I don't let people like that live in my mind rent-free. |
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That's why I don't live in Texas. For real though, if I lived in a big city/ liberal area I wouldn't have guns or stickers visible on my car either. View Quote |
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Quoted: Maybe in your case it is, but I'm not going to micromanage every tiny little thing I see, or worry that someone might see a piece of thin plastic as an invitation to help themselves, to the extent that I start questioning the motives of my own shadow. I simply refuse to live in fear, that's all. View Quote |
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You say hiding, I say being low key. But that's my thing, when it come to advertising my gun owner ship. It may not be right for everyone. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Not everyone hides in the shadows... Seems quite contradictory, or atleast inconsistent. Perhaps I read into your intent incorrectly, don't know. That said, I'll leave this link here as an example. Granted, having stickers on his vehicle(s) isn't discussed, but he ain't hiding nor afraid to advertise... https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/BREAKING-VA-ARFCOMMERs-release-resolution-to-call-upon-the-Virginian-Unorganized-Militia/5-2287825/?page=10&anc=82987198#i82987198 |
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Banana Sticker!!! |
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In today's climate, I get the persec aspect. But, there are still a few people around who are not willing to live in fear. Some are actually proud of who they are and confident in their values. Don't Mess with Old Guys & their Guns... @1057 |
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I've got a YHM, silencer shop and BFM on mine, tucked in with some trail badges.
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Quoted: You ask a question in the thread & the OP that implies that stickers are absolute, one way or the other. Many here piss on the notion of putting a sticker(s) on their vehicles, some going as far as calling those that do tarded. You then say that it may not be right for everyone. Seems quite contradictory, or atleast inconsistent. Perhaps I read into your intent incorrectly, don't know. That said, I'll leave this link here as an example. Granted, having stickers on his vehicle(s) isn't discussed, but he ain't hiding nor afraid to advertise... https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/BREAKING-VA-ARFCOMMERs-release-resolution-to-call-upon-the-Virginian-Unorganized-Militia/5-2287825/?page=10&anc=82987198#i82987198 View Quote I did not call anyone tards, juts asking a question. But I concede, I may have inadvertently provoked a few people with my question. But I guess the answer I come away with is, different strokes and all that. And as far as the VA situation, it is getting closer to the time to put up or shut-up when it comes to defending the 2ad amendment. I don't know if putting stickers on ones car, is a helping or a hindrance. |
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I put them on because I don't give a fuck about the opinions of people scared to let anyone know they own guns.
Howboutdat |
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Because they think it makes them look cool when they park at the high school on their way to school.
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In most rural areas of upstate NY you have nearly a zero chance of anyone breaking into a locked vehicle. I see Glock and magpul type stickers on cars. It's funny to see AR stickers since they're illegal
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I've seen guns in the back window and people open carrying. No one around here is gonna care about a gun sticker. I've got a BFL on my truck. No one cares. Also, why does anyone put any stickers on their car? Some people just like putting stickers on things. View Quote |
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Why do people put baby on board or coexist stickers on their vehicles?
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