Standing at my favorite taco truck waiting on my order one morning and the guy next to me nods at my truck. Kel-tec, Kahr, NRA, TSRA decals. Asks me how many times I've had my truck broken into. Zero, I say. Gives me a look. "I don't have one darn decal and I've had two guns stolen out of mine."misterlarry wrote:TVGuy wrote:Of course they are. It's almost like putting a "nobody's home" sign on your front door when you leave.The Wall wrote:While reading these postings I had a thought. Many folks, me included like to put NRA, and other gun related decals on their vehicles. I'm starting to wonder if this is such a good idea. I'm wondering if those decals are an invitation for thieves. Just walk through a parking garage and look for gun decals and bumper stickers. Would be an interesting survey question for those that have had their guns stolen from their vehicles.
It's not a 100% chance that there's a gun in the car, but the chances are much, much higher that there might be.
This is the only reason that I don't proudly advertise my NRA support and membership on my vehicle. I very seldom leave my weapon in the car anyways unless it is in a secured area.
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- Wed Jun 10, 2015 9:38 pm
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