Best website for pro-gun bumper stickers?

[uniballin]

I saw a guy with the "Guns kill people like how spoons made Rosie O' Donnell fat" bumper sticker and now I have been inspired to deck out my car.

Are there any specific sites you guys use for ordering these types of bumper stickers?

[Steve_NEPhila]

I strongly discourage decking out ones car with any kind of slogans or anecdotes about firearms. It draws attention that may come at a very inconvenient time.

Let us weigh the pros and cons of doing such a thing:

Pros:
Look cool (well, one may think he or she is cool)
Support the economy by purchasing these stickers
Having some guy with a handlebar mustache honk at you while he drives by

Cons:
They identify the vehicle as being that of a firearms enthusiast
The police will probably know what they refer to
The car becomes a target for a 15 year old with a screw driver in his pocket, even if there is no firearm to be stolen how much does a window cost? How much does a crowbar opened trunk lid cost to fix?

The above was just the short list. Think twice before you label yourself and your property in a very specific way. I would never voluntarily label myself in such a way, nor my vehicle. Sure, I OC sometimes, but that is quite a bit different then "Guns do not kill people, I do" or "I only call 911 to clean up the mess" and various other silly missives.

If there is no benefit, why do it?

[Andrew17019]

I have a very small PAFOA on my tailgate...and a Magpul emblem that most people won't recognize. That's about it, other than a STAG sticker on my driver's side window (small, just an AR-15). I agree that it's best not to be obnoxious, but if you do absolutely want to deck it out all you have to do is go to www.CafePress.com and do a search for guns or second amendment and you'll find tons upon tons of kitschy gun-flavored stickers, t-shirts, and buttons.

[kevindsingleton]

but if you do absolutely want to deck it out all you have to do is go to www.CafePress.com and do a search for guns or second amendment and you'll find tons upon tons of kitschy gun-flavored stickers, t-shirts, and buttons.

While you're there, check out the PAZRT schwag!

Better dead, than zed!

[uniballin]

I strongly discourage decking out ones car with any kind of slogans or anecdotes about firearms. It draws attention that may come at a very inconvenient time.

Let us weigh the pros and cons of doing such a thing:

Pros:
Look cool (well, one may think he or she is cool)
Support the economy by purchasing these stickers
Having some guy with a handlebar mustache honk at you while he drives by

Cons:
They identify the vehicle as being that of a firearms enthusiast
The police will probably know what they refer to
The car becomes a target for a 15 year old with a screw driver in his pocket, even if there is no firearm to be stolen how much does a window cost? How much does a crowbar opened trunk lid cost to fix?

The above was just the short list. Think twice before you label yourself and your property in a very specific way. I would never voluntarily label myself in such a way, nor my vehicle. Sure, I OC sometimes, but that is quite a bit different then "Guns do not kill people, I do" or "I only call 911 to clean up the mess" and various other silly missives.

If there is no benefit, why do it?

I don't plan on getting anything silly... other than the Rosie one... because I think it's clever .

I understand your concern but I'm OK with the "risks."

[uniballin]

I like the "Criminals prefer unarmed victims" and "84,999,987 firearm owners killed no one yesterday" stickers on cafepress. Thanks for the link!

[tdyoung58]

pissofftheleft.com has some

[fragmag]

LINK

Here are some

[bortle]

A lot of those stickers are funny and cool, but I'm not advertising anything to anyone. Cops or criminals. I like to keep a low profile.