Warning owner armed decals on home?

[Mr. K]

Be the “Grey Man” at all times!

 

[gym cat]

My house has cameras, motion detectors and is monitored. I do have stickers around the house saying so.
Jim

 

[WR Moore]

Working my way through college as a security guard, we had a niche business house sitting for funerals. At the time, some inventive thieves were reading the obituaries.

 

[wood714]

I put theses on my front and back gate.

 

[Rustyt1953]

Kev, this was the first thing I thought of...

 

[Autonomous]

Many moons ago I had an old camper on the pickup with a door that any twelve year old kid could have broken in to. I put a paper silhouette target punched full of .45 caliber holes in the door's window as a deterrent.
The reactions were rather satisfying. Gas station attendants couldn't get me out fast enough, tailgaters would promptly back off, etc.

That was a different time. Now that move would only cause problems.

 

[16thVACav]

Kev, this was the first thing I thought of...

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mPIqVOBFis[/ame]

 

[Charlie Foxtrott]

I found a great sign for my gate a couple of years ago.

Works well to date.

 

[Old cop]

I even removed the thin blue line sticker from my car. Most people know what this represents and I’m not looking for trouble, especially when my wife is with me.

 

[Protected One]

Happy Sunday patriots I have another question was hoping to hear from some of you your thoughts on these warning/attention stickers to have throughout the house. Mainly at entry points. Maybe the garage door a couple windows in the backyard etc. I’m sure they’ll be pros and cons but really interested in seeing where the majority stand on them. Thank you in advance!

In my opinion, putting those stickers on one's house is akin to "open carrying" in public!
The ONLY warning a would-be intruder will get at my place is locked doors and windows.

 

[Baltimoreed11754]

Stickers smickers, I sure hope all the steel cas targets in the backyard don’t give it away.

 

[JJEH]

The Gadsden flag was one official flag of the U.S. Marines. It first saw combat with the Bahamas raid in 1776.

As to the original question, we only have the little metal sign from our security company next to the front entrance. The rest you'll find out once you illegally enter the home.

 

[sigp220.45]

I even removed the thin blue line sticker from my car. Most people know what this represents and I’m not looking for trouble, especially when my wife is with me.

I have a TBL flag in front of my house. I light it at night, too.

My kid has this sticker on his Mustang. He probably thinks it will help with speeding tickets, but he means it too.

A delivery guy walked past it in the driveway and asked my nephew - is that supposed to be ironic? My nephew said - not at this house.

We can take this stuff too far.

 

[oldiegoldie]

not a Marine, but have a Marine Corps sticker on the driver side window of my vehicle.

 

[retarmyaviator]

No need, in my state it is almost a given the home owner is armed.

 

[tops]

Stickers smickers, I sure hope all the steel cas targets in the backyard don’t give it away.

I thought it was yard art. A step above pink Flamingos. Larry

 

[Baltimoreed11754]

AR500 flamingos. Guess I need to paint them pink to fool ‘em.