Do you wear any pro gun shirts?

[Vic6384]

I wear a couple of Springfield XD shirts occasionally, never had a look or question though
This other one is one of my favorites...

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Roland of Gilead]

Never have, but there are some posted above I might. Been thinking about this one since I saw the website last week (keeps coming back to haunt me . . .)

http://armory.jsholsters.com/shop/im...gw.fti.150.jpg

[Extreme Defender]

Only the gun shop that made my defender. I would be proud to wear a Kustom shirt if your offering?

[onetuza]

Nope. Don't have any gun shirts. I really don't have anything that would indicate a pro-gun inclination. After obtaining my CCW here in CA, I feel the need to conceal all involvement with guns.

+1 Less is more.

[mcp1810]

Looking over my wardrobe I was surprised! Other than a few plain items the bulk of my shirts advertise agencies I have worked for or with. The only "commercial" ones I have are motorcycle related except for one Gunsite T-shirt and two Blackwater shirts.

[EAJ]

Nope, just a LaRue cap to keep the hot brass from bouncing off my head with certain pistols. ;)

[Tubby45]

My work shirt has my company logo on the back with my slogan underneath. I wear them all the time.

[waynesan]

I regularly wear NRA and pro 2nd Amendment shirts along with a few Smith and Wesson and Springfield XD as well. But this one has to be my favorite:
Celebrate Diversity gun tshirt

I have never gotten any negative comments about any of the shirts I have worn, but I have had quite a few positive comments over the years.

[Defensive Arms]

To each his own, I'm not knocking anybody who wants to wear a gun shirt or hat.

For safety reasons though, I personally don't wear anything that advertises to strangers that I'm a gun owner. I also don't put any gun bumper stickers or decals on my vehicle.

[LM2024]

For safety reasons though, I personally don't wear anything that advertises to strangers that I'm a gun owner. I also don't put any gun bumper stickers or decals on my vehicle.

+1

I too don't want to let anyone know that I'm armed. That's giving away one tactical advantage right there.

[Cuda66]

No shirts.

I do occasionally wear a HK logo'd hat, or a Major League Infidel hat...but I think that they're obscure enough that only other "gun folks" will catch it.

[stormbringerr]

Nope. Don't have any gun shirts. I really don't have anything that would indicate a pro-gun inclination. After obtaining my CCW here in CA, I feel the need to conceal all involvement with guns.

I did see a black sticker on a truck today that said, "Got SIG" in white letters. In CA, that is saying something. You really don't see that everyday.

i have the same sign on my truck back window. no one here knows what it means either.

[chiefjason]

Did this one with a bleach transfer. Going to try ink soon. Would like to make a few more. I just don't like many of the ones I see. Either not enough of a statement or over the top. Want to get a few more quotes done if I get the time. And it takes a lot of time to do this by hand!

[Bunny]

I saw two great ones at the gun show today that I regret NOT buying.

1) Had a picture of a S&W on it, reads "Body Piercing by Smith & Wesson." If it had Sig instead, I would have totally picked it up to wear for the next time I have to deal with the pierced masses at the mall.

2) Reload, Reuse, Recycle. With those little green arrows that all the save-the-earth Chicken Little types are touting everywhere. I think it's a great shirt! :)

There was another one for "when things go to Hollywood," which I think was meant as a substitute for another H word. Loved it.

[TonyW]

I don't really own any t-shirts with a pro-gun or 2A message on them. I do have a shirt my daughter bought me (at the mall) that says "Guns don't kill people, people with mustaches kill people" but I can't wear that one anymore since I shaved my mustache.