Concealed Carry Bumper Sticker

[ewheeley]

I just wanted to get everyone's opinion on this.

I was walking through the parking garage on campus the other day, and I saw a car with a "Arkansas Concealed Carry Association" bumper sticker. I have absolutely no problem with having a CCW, don't worry, but somehow I just think that advertising it on a bumper sticker seemed odd. Yes, I know the bumper sticker doesn't mean they actually have one, but it just looked like a way of attracting unwanted attention. I thought the whole purpose of concealing a weapon was CONCEALING it.

What are your thoughts? I realize that the bumper sticker could serve as a deterrent? Make someone think twice before messing with you?

I also feel like it may be a touchy subject on a college campus, since all guns are illegal on campus.

 

[Zombie]

don't see it as a good idea

 

[WhiteyMacD]

Noone needs to know I am concealing. Advertising that I am, or might be, is a contradiction to the word concealment: the activity of keeping something secret.

 

[natgas]

I don't think I would want one but then, I won't put any sticker on my car! I certainly don't want additional attention drawn to me.

 

[bigfug]

I dont either, but I dont think its any different than an NRA sticker. I will say however, other drivers were a lot more polite when I was driving my father-in-laws big @$$ escalade with a big NRA sticker on the back window.

 

[T-Baggin98]

I dont either, but I dont think its any different than an NRA sticker. I will say however, other drivers were a lot more polite when I was driving my father-in-laws big @$$ escalade with a big NRA sticker on the back window.

HAHA!

 

[foghorn918]

Seems like that's an invitation for someone to break into the vehicle looking for a firearm

 

[bigdave]

no sticker for me

 

[SoonerATC]

Two stickers on my car...one for the NRA and the other a "Brogdon for Governor" campaign sticker.

 

[CASTRATE'S WIFE]

I have a NRA sticker on my truck... But if any one knows what it means, I wonder of they would be tempted to rob, mess, or be scared of you.