Are you insured?

[Tinman507]

If you have your homeowners and auto insurance with the same company, they'll write you an umbrella cheap minors or no minors. If you have different companies, it gets expensive.

[yqtszhj]

If you have your homeowners and auto insurance with the same company, they'll write you an umbrella cheap minors or no minors. If you have different companies, it gets expensive.

That was what I tried with no success. Well 2 more years and I'll get one cheap

[RRP]

NRA insurance was mentioned in this thread. That made me curious, so I checked the level of coverage I get with my membership. Here it is:

$10,000 Accidental Death and Dismemberment
$2,500 Theft and accidental loss and damage of firearms

My membership does not include any sort of liability coverage. YMMV.

[Dogman]

how much coverage do you get?

It starts at $25,000 for $50.00 yearly.
$50,000 for $75.00
$100,000 for $135.00
$250,000 for $205.00

I don't think the price is bad for the coverage.

Just type in your search engine NRA retired officer's insurance and it will bring up the info, this is easier that going through the NRA website.

[knkali]

It starts at $25,000 for $50.00 yearly.
$50,000 for $75.00
$100,000 for $135.00
$250,000 for $205.00

I don't think the price is bad for the coverage.

Just type in your search engine NRA retired officer's insurance and it will bring up the info, this is easier that going through the NRA website.

The reality is you are right. For the price of a couple good meals out on the town per year you can help pay for the legal costs if you pull on some BG. Curious what Zimmerman's legal expense is to date.

[aray]

Maryland is doing this too; there is a bill in the General Assembly right now. It has nothing to do with liability. It has everything to do with making the process of purchasing and owning firearms as draconian and as expensive as possible.

I reject the analogy to insurance on cars and boats. We're talking about a Fundamental Civil Right (ref: Heller and McDonald). Since when have we had to take out an insurance policy to exercise any of our other rights in the Bill of Rights?

Can you imagine a government law that requires a priori insurance before you gave a political speech, or went to church?

[knkali]

Maryland is doing this too; there is a bill in the General Assembly right now. It has nothing to do with liability. It has everything to do with making the process of purchasing and owning firearms as draconian and as expensive as possible.

I reject the analogy to insurance on cars and boats. We're talking about a Fundamental Civil Right (ref: Heller and McDonald). Since when have we had to take out an insurance policy to exercise any of our other rights in the Bill of Rights?

Can you imagine a government law that requires a priori insurance before you gave a political speech, or went to church?

I agree that buying insurance in order to have a gun is ridiculous and I hope not construed as me supporting such in this thread. Besides, I don't understand what insurance they would require us to buy. I am currently checking into buying liability insurance should I use my gun but I cannot find such a thing available to me. Not sure how they will require something that does not exist. Unless the insurance industry creates a product to sell to fulfill a new regulation. If that is the case hang on to your wallets. It will be a rough ride and certainly a tool to keep people financially unable to keep and bare arms..

[Dogman]

I agree that buying insurance in order to have a gun is ridiculous and I hope not construed as me supporting such in this thread. Besides, I don't understand what insurance they would require us to buy. I am currently checking into buying liability insurance should I use my gun but I cannot find such a thing available to me. Not sure how they will require something that does not exist. Unless the insurance industry creates a product to sell to fulfill a new regulation. If that is the case hang on to your wallets. It will be a rough ride and certainly a tool to keep people financially unable to keep and bare arms..

knkali, you might check out www.armedcitizensnetwork.org and see if that would be what your looking for.

[muggsy]

I can't speak for anyone else, but the last thing that I'll be concerned about as a victim of a home invasion is liability insurance. You don't need to be covered for a justifiable homicide.

[ltxi]

I can't speak for anyone else, but the last thing that I'll be concerned about as a victim of a home invasion is liability insurance. You don't need to be covered for a justifiable homicide.

Idealist you be. Even larger concern for those of us who carry is a shooting outside the home.

[knkali]

knkali, you might check out www.armedcitizensnetwork.org and see if that would be what your looking for.

Thanks Dog but not quite what I am looking for since it doesnt give the amount of the grant if in a civil suit and only $10K deposit of legal fees. The NRA's policy is much better in the legal fee area but has no civil suit help.

[knkali]

I can't speak for anyone else, but the last thing that I'll be concerned about as a victim of a home invasion is liability insurance. You don't need to be covered for a justifiable homicide.

There might not be be a conviction in the criminal court but the civil suit could(would) be financially ruining