Showing Your Support

[ro442173]

Just wondering what you guys think... I am trying to weigh the pros and cons of displaying 2A related decals on the back of my car. I really want to show off my support for the 2A... the only thing is that I don't want to make myself or my family a target for the bad guys.

I'm mostly on the side of not displaying it. I'd just like to know what some of you (who do display) think.

[Deadred7o7]

Just but a NRA decal on your car they dont support the 2A any way. Flame suit on

[Sig357]

Here's some:







And my favorite:

[50BMGBOB]

I proudly have them on them on both of my car's. I drive daily to Oakland for work. I get lot's of positive feed back and almost ZERO negative.

Do you drive a clunker car to keep from being a target? How about dressing like a bum? If we have to hide the fact that we have guns then we will lose the political battle. Be proud, not ashamed or afraid.

[Corbin Dallas]

I do not promote anything on my vehicle. There are too many "wierdos" out there who may think they can take advantage of you.

Just like those stick figure family stickers you see, I do not want someone to know I may have children, a dog or guns.

Suprise is my advantage. Let them wonder about you and maybe move on to the next person.

[berto]

I won't put stickers on the car because my open-minded neighbors in the land of free speech and open discourse seem to be unable to control their need to vandalize whatever they disagree with.

This thread gave me an idea though, an art car shaped like a gun.

[IllTemperedCur]

I'm into the stealth thing. The closest I get is a US flag sticker on the rear window, and my vet's plates.

I don't even like to receive gun-related mail at my home. In my neighborhood, we have problems with the local kids going through people's mail when the occupant's at work. Plus, I don't entirely trust our mail carrier's competence, I get my neighbor's mail at least once a week.