In today's world, it's best to not use your vehicle as a platform for your political views, interests, sense of humor, etc. That's what social media is for.mr1337 wrote:I've heard that criminals like to target cars with pro-2A stickers on them for that very reason. They may be stupid, but they're not dumb.
That's why I refuse to put NRA, AR-15, Glock, Magpul, Molan Labe, or anything firearm-related on my vehicle. That stuff goes on my ammo storage for the range.
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- Tue Jun 16, 2015 11:30 am
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- Mon Jun 15, 2015 1:00 pm
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Re: Car burglaries = gun jackpot
That as well as fewer accidental discharges resulting from holstering and unholstering.mr1337 wrote:I only lock my gun in the car (in a NanoVault cabled to the seat) when I need to disarm to go into a "gun-free zone."
I suspect that if we had fewer "gun-free zones" we would also have fewer car burglaries that result in a gun being stolen.
Much like aircraft, guns are most dangerous on "takeoff" (unholstering) and "landing" (holstering), and safest during "cruising" (being carried).