Country Singer Brantley Gilbert Gets Giant Gun Tattoo in Support of the 2nd Amendment

You won't believe the crooner's new ink work

Well, that's one way to flaunt your beliefs.

Country singer Brantley Gilbert recently got a massive tattoo on his back to show his support for the 2nd Amendment, aka the right to keep and bear arms. The gigantic piece of ink features the word "Amendment" written above two handguns. Under the artwork reads the text of the second amendment, "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."

The 30-year-old Georgia native revealed the new tattoo on his Facebook writing, "So BG nation.... I wanted to take my support of the 2nd amendment to another level, so my boy Carl Grace came by the house and hooked me up yesterday!!!"

You've certainly made a bold statement, Brantley!

Gilbert clearly has a lot of fans who share his values. The tat pic already has 223,000 Facebook likes and almost 43,000 shares.

"Haters gonna hate. I have the right to bear arms, and defend myself and my family. Brantley has the right to have written whatever he wants on his body. Great art work by your friend!!" one woman wrote.

"That is a True piece of art! Awesome & not just anyone could wear it like he does for our country! My CWP saved my life twice already! God Bless America!" another shared.

What do you think of Gilbert's tattoo?