Mall Ninja gear at Bass Pro Shops

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I was at the local Bass Pro today.

I saw something that I've heard about, but honestly thought it was a joke. :rolleyes:
Turns out, not only are these things real, but they charge 25 bucks for them. :eek:

A mall ninja CCW badge and license holder.
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I honestly can't think of a single instance in my life where I'd want one of these. :rolleyes:

My opinion, if I ever find myself in a situation where I have to present my pistol license, the "Spencer's Gifts" badge lends zero extra credibility beyond what the license lends.

Maybe I'm way off, but it just seems goofy to me. :confused:

"I'm not a cop, but I pretend to be one in real life." :D :D :D :D
 
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One time in a bar......

One time in a bar there was trouble brewing and a guy pulled out 'a' badge wallet and showed it to me under the bar and quietly told me he'd stop any trouble right away. I seriously doubted his story. One thing i do know though, it that there are a LOT of people that would want one of these, and I try to avoid them.
 
I knew an idiot who carried one and wore blue shirts with epaulets when he went out drinking. I found this out, unfortunately, some time after I sold him a gun suitable for concealed carry.

He said it would put the fear into any yahoo who messed with him, and impress chicks.

Yeah, right.

Wally World Commando. Shinola for brains.
 
A guy I know very slightly flashed one of those badges at breakfast, after first showing "the guys" the Glock under his jacket. I laughed at him and asked him if he was a mall ninja (he's actually a transit operator). He said something like "I can make you stop laughing."

I guess he's not going to be my buddy.
 
Been discussed many times, and many dislike them.

However...the theory is that holding one up after a shooting, as the police roll in, reduces the chance of being mistakenly shot by the responding officers. That is the intended use, rather than playing at cops and robbers.
 
Marshwheeling said:
A guy I know very slightly flashed one of those badges at breakfast, after first showing "the guys" the Glock under his jacket. I laughed at him and asked him if he was a mall ninja (he's actually a transit operator). He said something like "I can make you stop laughing."

I guess he's not going to be my buddy.
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Tell him you can call someone you know that has a similar one like his and also has the bracelets that match! People like him give us a bad name. He should not be carrying.

James
 
That badge looks just like my city's police shield. Same exact style. For this reason I think police departments should try their best to get unique features on a real police shield. Like how the LAPD has their city hall on it.
 
CCantu357 said:
That badge looks just like my city's police shield. Same exact style. For this reason I think police departments should try their best to get unique features on a real police shield. Like how the LAPD has their city hall on it.
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It also looks just like the "Assistant District Attorney" Badges all the ada's carry to get out of speeding tickets. :rolleyes:
 
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