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Ironically, In the US it is only common in places with very restrictive gun laws. Also Chances are the person(s) firing into the air are not in legal possession

• ashwagary 5y ago
  >In the US it is only common in places with very restrictive gun laws The rural areas with lax gun laws and bullet holes in most street signs disagree with your claim.
  • syshum 5y ago
    In my life I have seen only a handful or road signs with bullet holes in them. None of the roads signs around me, or in of the areas I grew up in or lived in had wide scale bullet holes in them (Mid-west USA)
    • ashwagary 5y ago
      >None of the roads signs around me, or in of the areas I grew up in or lived in had wide scale bullet holes in them (Mid-west USA) I noticed the opposite on dirt roads in the midwest. It's rare to find a stop sign with no bullet holes.
  • kayodelycaon 5y ago
    It depends on the local culture. In Wisconsin, I haven't seen many holes in roadsigns. A lot of rural people have guns for hunting or wildlife control and for the most part are relatively responsible with them. I suspect in places where guns are tools, less of this stuff happens.