Shirts with 'Gun' logos on them

[Icemanii]

Curious, did a search but didn't turn up anything. Curious if those who carry concealed wear shirts that advertise guns or things related to them. Seems it would sort of defeat the purpose of concealing the weapon if your shirt advertises the fact you carry.

 

[BigSlick]

I always wear my Glock hat. Does that count?

 

[RJ_Whitlock]

A new company just came out with clothing designed for only CCW people to know what it means and doesn't blatantly advertise it. It's like the thin blue line to support LEOs.

Here's the link if anyone cares, Legally Concealed

 

[~OtisM~]

It is just as dumb as bumper stickers. Never advertise anything

 

[FrontTowardEnemy]

Only when I'm on the range. Otherwise, bland city.

 

[mappow]

Got my BUG taped to my forehead, ya know, just in case..............

And OtisM.........You advertise with every post! Bless your heart.

 

[Bob_M]

It is just as dumb as bumper stickers. Never advertise anything

Wow.....Something OtisM said that I agree with. :biggrin:

 

[Rich M]

It is just as dumb as bumper stickers. Never advertise anything

Wow.....Something OtisM said that I agree with. :biggrin:

Holly Cow Bob, You took the words right out of my mouth.

I don't wear anything that advertises anything, except some of my shirts have fish designs on them but non are corporate logos.

 

[lilmule]

Agree as well but so doesnt open carry.

 

[craigguinn]

nope....wouldn't make any sense.

 

[Rhino]

I have an Ohioans For Concealed Carry polo shirt, but it's only for when I work our booth at gun shows.

 

[BillSC]

I prefer that my assailants be unpleasantly surprised.

 

[Badgercptusmc]

I'm in total agreement. I have some firearms shirts, but they only get worn to gun shows or the range. No reason to let people know.

 

[longslide10]

Curious, did a search but didn't turn up anything. Curious if those who carry concealed wear shirts that advertise guns or things related to them. Seems it would sort of defeat the purpose of concealing the weapon if your shirt advertises the fact you carry.

I always thought why advertise if you are not getting paid although I am guilty as the next guy on some products but I never advertise guns or pro-gun bumper stickers, any political affiliations or anti-govt stickers. The shirts and hats I wear with advertisement are generally of Harley Davidson, sports teams or beer or they will be something politically incorrect and wear them only occasionally to high end restaurants and stores.

 

[Icemanii]

About what I expected. Curious as spotted a couple guys this weekend wearing shirts with logos at a local store. Both were also 'printing' and even the wife noticed the carry position, which she normally may miss. Asked her how she noticed and she stated took a second look after noticing their shirts. Did defeat the purpose.

Guilty of the Harley shirts (only if I am riding). Other than that, most of mine are from national parks that I have visited and off road wheeling locations. Pretty generic.

 

[aluminator]

I only wear "gun" logos that only gun lovers would know what they meant.For example I wear a Noveske ball cap.

 

[Derby]

I have a cap and a t-shirt from Front Sight and a t-shirt from a local range. Never wear any of them.

 

[ares338]

I don't choose to wear one but if I did it's my right to do so. I have a lot of things in my life to worry about.....that's not one of them.

 

[Boofreakinyah]

I have many shirts with logos and none of them necessarily mean that I am a member of the Cowboys... or own a Bar-B-Q restaurant... or that I am carrying a gun. If he (the bad guy) cannot see it, he does not know if it is there. My shirt is not going to make any difference... My training and situational awareness will.

 

[SGB]

I prefer that my assailants be unpleasantly surprised.

And how many has assailants have you surprised?

I've been wearing firearms related shirts and hats for 30 years and the only times I've had to deal with "assailants" was on duty in uniform.