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Originally posted by ersatzknarf:
Moi ? No stickers. Have a cap that says, "dog is good," but that's about it. Have been known to hang with a number of miscreants from here, so that probably ruins the low profile thing

Wise guy eh?

I do not put stickers on my cars, house doors, clothing, that advertise anything or anybody that is firearm or politically motivated.

I firmly believe in being the "Grey Man".

When found in groups, the smell of Hoppes and CLP is usually a dead giveaway.

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Originally posted by henryaz:
 
The only stickers I have are my stealth flag decals:
 

I have these as well on my F-350. Many people ask me if it was some sort of special edition as my dark green color is unusual.

I have it in honor of my son who is in the sandbox and I don’t give a shit if anyone doesn’t like it.

PS you can get these on Amazon...

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Originally posted by Warhorse:

quote:

Originally posted by ersatzknarf:
Moi ? No stickers. Have a cap that says, "dog is good," but that's about it. Have been known to hang with a number of miscreants from here, so that probably ruins the low profile thing

Wise guy eh?

I do not put stickers on my cars, house doors, clothing, that advertise anything or anybody that is firearm or politically motivated.

I firmly believe in being the "Grey Man".

Yup

but, but, but, what about the nike thing on the jacket ?

Only my state issued USMC Veteran license plate.

Sort of low profile here.

I do occasionally OC going to/from my LGS when I fill in there, but that's about it. No stickers on my truck, no items left in view inside. I do sometimes wear shirts with firearms brands/images to work, but thats it. On my own time, I'm just an ordinary, average guy.

I have an American flag decal on my truck, center of the sliding rear window. I had a Trump/Pence 2016 decal on it during the election. I will occasionally wear an NRA shirt. Have a MAGA hat, but I don't wear it a lot as I don't wear hats much. Around here you see lots of vehicles with 2A/gun stickers and larger graphics on them. I ccw but see people open carry.

When I was in my early 20's I drove a muscle car. For years it was the only one like it in town. The last few years I drove it another one appeared but you'd have to see them side by side to notice the difference. I couldn't go ANYWHERE without someone I know spotting my car. People were always coming up and saying "hey, I saw you the other day at _____"

Ever since then I have a very plain vehicle. No special plate, stickers, wheels, etc.

In Oregon and driving the I-5 corridor, I really had to pay attention to that. Saw some significant targeting and unwanted interactions with libtards and anti-war assholes.

It's so nice to live in Alaska and not worry about such things any more.

I do think about what is on my vehicle if I go to canada though. I'm also careful which vehicle goes to Anchorage...but that's because the crackheads there will tear everything off your truck and destroy it stealing everything inside. IF you are lucky. Usually they just steal the truck, strip it and dump it somewhere. I'm more careful about where I park in los anchorage than what is on my vehicle though.

For the record....having veteran plates with an OEF medal on them in Oregon was far more negative attention than my blue oval sig sticker.

Blue line flag on my truck

Decal of a slain officers badge number on my BMW same on my wife's Forester

American flag on the back of my jeep

When walking around I stay neutral and unmemorable.

Silent

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Originally posted by SHOOTIN BLANKS:
When found in groups, the smell of Hoppes and CLP is usually a dead giveaway.

Very good point!

We try to mask that with the aroma of burgers (& BS) and beer


Safely, of course!



(ETA, i am well guilty of not being able to attend as often as i would like )

I have nothing on my vehicle at all.
It looks like I just drove it off a used car lot.

Now I do wear a US Army hat in public or one of my various gun manufacturers hats but that is all.