Do You Advertise Your Gun Ownership

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I couldn't think of another way to phrase the question. I personally don't wear NRA ( or any other gun owner rights association) logoed clothing. No NRA bumperstickers. No pro 2A bumperstickers , no Browning hat. as close as I get to advertising that I have ANY interest in firearms is a hunter orange shirt that I bought for hiking in Pike National Forrest during deer season. I suppose my Cabella's hat MIGHT count. I'm curious,who does , who doesn't? Why or why not
 
Not advertise but frequently discuss in company of my choice. I feel that education of the masses is very important to our cause and I just try to do my part in the most refined manner as possible.
 
i ahve a few things


1 a peace through superior firepower sticker
2 a ducks unlimited sticker
3 aq sticker that says "sniper" "reach out and touch someone"
4 and .30-30 riding shotgun with me from october till january lol
 
Depends on the situation. I don't go around telling everyone I know, "Hey, I go to the range 2-3 times a week to practice!" just to strike up conversation, but when I hear a friend or co-worker talking about wanting to learn or being curious I'll usually invite them to come out to the range sometime and see what it's about.
 
YES & NO

Nothing on my truck to say "FOLOW ME HOME & STEAL MY STUFF"

But Spend 10 minutes with me and you will know where I stand.
 
I don't advertise my gun ownership. However, I have no qualms with articulating my support of the Second Amendment and self-defense using firearms. I view doing so as my duty.
 
I display nothing that would encourage morons to key my truck or follow me home and rip me off. No "Protected by Glock/S&W or "Life's a bitch, why vote for one" bumper stickers. "Camoflage" means not being seen, or not noticed if you are. It doesn't necesarily mean "woodland," "desert," or "urban." I go well armed and unnoticed. No "shoot me first" or "cut my tires" flags.
 
I have a tattoo, bumper sticker, several t-shirts, and a side window sticker that advertise my Scottish extraction. Other than that, nothing.
I don't advertise for anyone or anything other than me. No NRA stickers. No nothing.
 
When I was living in Virginia I ran across a person who not only advertised but screamed gun advocate. I happened to be behind his car at a stop light. His Va. lic. plate proclaimed: IMARMED
 
Around here, gun ownership isn't advertised. It's assumed.

An NRA sticker on a truck is practically as common as inspection stickers.

Even so, I don't really wear "gun" clothing. That may change if I find something I like and the social setting is appropriate.


-- John
 
An NRA sticker on the back window of my truck. One of these days I'd like to find some type of 2nd Amend. license plate for the front, they're a little tough to find. An NRA sticker on my Jeep windshield. Seems to go with living in WV.
 
I wear S&W and NRA T-shirts and hats occasionally.
As Zedicus indicated ,thousands open carry.I'll wear what I want, when I want, without worrying about the affect.
 
I wear camo tshirts most of the time because they're cheap and comfortable.

I've got an NRA sticker on my hardhat.

And I got a camo ballcap for Christmas that has Remington on it.

That's about it. I'm not into free advertising.

Oh yeah, also have a Remington long sleeved shirt.
 
YES & NO

Nothing on my truck to say "FOLOW ME HOME & STEAL MY STUFF"

But Spend 10 minutes with me and you will know where I stand.

Sums me up as well. Occasionally when I wear gun clothing they are subdued enough that only those with the same interests know what they mean (had to explain Molon Labe to a few family members and friends).
 
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