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I was wondering what members of the NRA & TSRA do with the stickers they send you with your membership packette? I had put mine on my windshield - Passenger side - then decided that might not be a good idea. There could be some out there that are gun haters. Then another thought entered my mind; Do these stickers kinda scream, someone in this car is a CHL? Thought about putting them on my outside storm door. Decided that would let anyone coming to my front door know, guns inside. I put them back in the envelope and decided not to display them anywhere. So my question is, where do other members put these stickers? (I hadn't peeled the stickers off their backing just put them on with scotch tape so they could be removed easily if I wanted to, which I did want to.)

I fly mine. The magnets go on the tailgate too.

My license plate says it all - A TSRA plate with my ham radio call letters K5NRA.

I throw away the stickers and put the magnets on the fridge. I don't put anything on my vehicles that may identify my thoughts, religious / political beliefs, place I live or anything about my family.

seniorshooteress wrote:I was wondering what members of the NRA & TSRA do with the stickers they send you with your membership packette? I had put mine on my windshield - Passenger side - then decided that might not be a good idea. There could be some out there that are gun haters. Then another thought entered my mind; Do these stickers kinda scream, someone in this car is a CHL? Thought about putting them on my outside storm door. Decided that would let anyone coming to my front door know, guns inside. I put them back in the envelope and decided not to display them anywhere. So my question is, where do other members put these stickers? (I hadn't peeled the stickers off their backing just put them on with scotch tape so they could be removed easily if I wanted to, which I did want to.)

I didn't know I had that to look forward to. When I get mine they're going on my truck. I don't see anything wrong with people knowing the old man driving this truck might shoot before he gives up his truck or his wallet.

Got a NRA Sticket (most people think its a Marine Corp Sticker ) and a bumper-sticker that says "Politicians prefer unarmed Subjects"

I figure that, if the back window of your truck says
"CROSSFIRE TRAINING"
"TEXAS CONCEALED HANDGUN LICENSE"
then any other TSRA/NRA/Glock, etc stickers I put on it are just gravy.

I proudly display mine on the back window of my truck, wife does too.
I don't care what anyone thinks about it.

Lumberjack98 wrote:I throw away the stickers and put the magnets on the fridge. I don't put anything on my vehicles that may identify my thoughts, religious / political beliefs, place I live or anything about my family.

Same here. The only thing I do have is my license plate frame from my alma matter. As a side note, I can't believe the amount of people I see that have the cute little family stickers on their back windshield, complete with the names of each person.

SQLGeek wrote:

Lumberjack98 wrote:I throw away the stickers and put the magnets on the fridge. I don't put anything on my vehicles that may identify my thoughts, religious / political beliefs, place I live or anything about my family.

Same here. The only thing I do have is my license plate frame from my alma matter. As a side note, I can't believe the amount of people I see that have the cute little family stickers on their back windshield, complete with the names of each person.

Didnt anyone See the Episode of Dexter where the Serial Killer used that to Kidnap someone?! People need to watch more TV.

Lumberjack98 wrote:I throw away the stickers and put the magnets on the fridge. I don't put anything on my vehicles that may identify my thoughts, religious / political beliefs, place I live or anything about my family.

You would be absolutely shocked at what all someone can learn about you with even the sketchiest of information.

I fly my stickers proud. I always keep a fresh one on the windshield of my bronco. The sun here cooks it off about every three years so the timing of my membership renewal works out perfect.

I carry a binder in my range bag that has printed copies of the instructions for all my guns, CHL laws, instructions for drills, clearing malfunctions, etc.
I slapped an NRA sticker on the front cover of the binder, and a Crimson Trace sticker on the back.
While I do not have my CHL yet (class is next weekend!), as a gun owner, I try not to broadcast too many clues about myself with stickers.