[BWCustoms]

I think the stickers are neat, but here are my thoughts:

Pros: Let everyone know your stance on 2A, possibly scare away annoying solicitors, and then the slight off chance to scare off any would be robbers scouting your house on false pretense (like a meter reader, or package drop off guy)

Cons: If you have a robber ballsy enough, he wait till you are not home, break in and steal your guns (or safe)

What do you guys think?

 

[NTA]

I believe stealth equals tactical advantage.

Bluff and bluster might make you feel good but offer no advantage.

 

[FNP4ME]

^ I agree with them this goes along with not open carrying, If you flaunt it you lose the element of surprise and that is your greatest advantage.

 

[Morgan]

I live alone and regularly travel for a week or more for work. There is no way I am going to give any indication that there are firearms inside my home.

 

[CountryGun]

I agree that this sign might be an invitation for thieves. I better sign might be:

I keep snakes, and I let them roam. :lol:

 

[BWCustoms]

I was just curious. A lot of people put NRA, GCO or other gun related stickers on their cars.

Just figured it would be along the same lines.

 

[Adam5]

There used to be a guy that lived just outside the Memphis city limits that has a sign on his house that said the house was protected by an attack cat.

He was the big cat curator of the Memphis Zoo and had a permit to keep two pet Panthers.

 

[RickN]

I was just curious. A lot of people put NRA, GCO or other gun related stickers on their cars.

Just figured it would be along the same lines.

For me, it is along the same lines. I don't put any of those stickers on my car either. Actually, I have no stickers about anything on my cars.

 

[Gespenst]

I agree with those who don't like to advertise. That said, I do have a sticker on my storm door that says "Property protected by guard dogs and they don't want to buy anything (unless you are selling cookies)".

 

[dcannon1]

I read that sign as, "Please wait until I'm gone and come steal the guns which I am telling you are here."

 

[BSCLibertarian]

I wouldn't put a sticker w/ a Glock on it on my house. :lol: (j/k)


It's sort of like the old "I don't dial 911" sticker/sign w/ a pistol on it.

 

[gunsmoker]

I would only put it up if I never left my house empty. If somebody was always home, sure.

But this sign not only says: "I'm a gun-lover and gun-rights advocate who probably has a small collection of quality firearms"
(even burglars know Glocks are more valuable than Hi-Points or Lorcins) but this sign also says,
"I have no home alarm system."

So no, I would not use it. I'd rather put up one that says "Trespassers will be shot. Survivors will be prosecuted."

 

[drtybykr]

I would only put it up if I never left my house empty. If somebody was always home, sure.

But this sign not only says: "I'm a gun-lover and gun-rights advocate who probably has a small collection of quality firearms"
(even burglars know Glocks are more valuable than Hi-Points or Lorcins) but this sign also says,
"I have no home alarm system."

So no, I would not use it. I'd rather put up one that says "Trespassers will be shot. Survivors will be [s:2pk7ogwt]prosecuted[/s:2pk7ogwt] shot again."

FTFY

 

[CoffeeMate]

A lot of people put NRA, GCO or other gun related stickers on their cars.

I thought those were for "baiting lamp posts"?

:roll:

 

[ARMT Guy]

Would I post it up on the front window of my house? Nope.

Just like I don't put similar stickers on my truck. I try to stay consistent with my preference for CC and the whole not advertising to potential threats what I've got at home, in my truck and on my person. :wink:

 

[AV8R]

No to such stickers and signs on or at my house, and no to any stickers on my vehicles. You're just going to have to draw your own conclusions about who or what is behind my house doors, or who/what is in my vehicle.

Actually, I have one sticker on my truck's back window: WEEKEND GOLD MINERS CLUB

It helps to identify me as a member while parked on their properties.

 

[Owl]

I was going to say no, but it might look really good near my Gadsden flag.

 

[TDM]

I would only put it up if I never left my house empty. If somebody was always home, sure.

But this sign not only says: "I'm a gun-lover and gun-rights advocate who probably has a small collection of quality firearms"
(even burglars know Glocks are more valuable than Hi-Points or Lorcins) but this sign also says,
"I have no home alarm system."

So no, I would not use it. I'd rather put up one that says "Trespassers will be shot. Survivors will be [s:20v5yuvt]prosecuted[/s:20v5yuvt] shot again."

FTFY

Like this?

 

[politenessman]

I would totally have that on my front door.