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While I agree with most of that and it's a reason I don't put them on my car, getting searched by LEO is a non issue. Having stickers on your car does not give LEO's probable cause.Don't put gun stickers on your car!!
Cars with NRA and other stickers like Magpul/BCM/Trijicon/Glock get broken into much more often because a large percentage of those guys transport legally in the trunk "just in case", that's an Lapd fact. And if you get lit up (pulled over), the Leo will approach much more cautiously and ask if you have a firearm in the vehicle. If anything looks or smells out of place. You will get searched. Better hope you are squared away. Depends on the Leo.Originally posted by barrageThat's because Excelsior threads are like toilet bowls. They're made for crapping in and occasionally pissing on the side of.Comment
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Nope, but it does give them "Reasonable Suspicion"
RS is the "reason" they decide to follow you, profile you, and then find a reason to pull you over.
I like all these stickers, but like you I won't put one on my car.
I watched this film on Netflix, about police vehicle searches.
It was mostly geared towards avoiding searches for drugs, but I watched it thinking that it would help me avoid trouble with Police when carrying firearms.
Not that my guns aren't legal, but there is enough FUD and ignorance about crazy CA gun laws I just want to avoid it altogether.
The guy in the video, was a narcotics interdiction officer in Texas. He explained what sort of information they use for profiling, and that bumper stickers are a big part of reasonable suspicion!
And not just stickers with marijuana leaves - he said that any sticker "I support law enforcement" "Jesus Fish" "DARE" and stuff like that, he would immediately start tailing them and profiling them, running plates, looking for cracked windshield, etc.
So Stickers go on my ammo boxes, or on the walls of my RV, but not on my car/truck.
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Back in the early eighties when I was a lot younger, the "Baby on Board" signs were popular, so I thought it was cool to have a ".357 on board" sign hanging on my window. At least until a PD pulled me over for having a suspected lowered vehicle. Spent an hour there while he measured my undercarriage and had to convince him I didn't really have a weapon. No vehicle violations and felonies, but I still took the stupid sign down just save the headaches.Comment
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My real-world experience does not match your theoretical experience.Don't put gun stickers on your car!!
Cars with NRA and other stickers like Magpul/BCM/Trijicon/Glock get broken into much more often because a large percentage of those guys transport legally in the trunk "just in case", that's an Lapd fact. And if you get lit up (pulled over), the Leo will approach much more cautiously and ask if you have a firearm in the vehicle. If anything looks or smells out of place. You will get searched. Better hope you are squared away. Depends on the Leo.Comment
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I'm more worried about vandalism from the antis. The enviro-wackos were doing this not too long ago to anyone driving SUV's or gas sucking monster trucks. Tires were getting slashed, paint jobs getting keyed, etc.
That is the only reason why I don't have any "pro" stickers on any of my vehicles.
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