Carry Shooting Insurance

[GPz1100]

how many here have carry insurance in the event of a shooting? I have been looking at USCCA but there are many others. what are the opinions on it?

 

[LivinTheDream]

I have USCCA platinum. ..... worth every penny but I am also a USCCA instructor

 

[Lee in Quartzsite]

http://smith-wessonforum.com/concealed-carry-self-defense/513198-concealed-carry-insurance.html

 

[GPz1100]

thanks! i missed that one

 

[LivinTheDream]

2 of the biggest selling points for me with the USCCA insurance is
1. If you ever have to use it, you pick your attorney(or you can use one of theirs...my choice is actually one of theirs anyways).
2. No out of pocket expense, if you have to use it. The last thing I want to think about is how I would have to get the $$ to be reimbursed..

 

[gman51]

I had Texas Law Shield for a few years but I changed last year to CCW Safe. Before you sign up for any legal defense protection be sure you know what they will or will not pay for. I don't want to end up with cost surprises out of my pocket.
I pay around $120 a year and I have, from my research, all the financial bases covered better than any other coverage available.

 

[vortex360]

2 of the biggest selling points for me with the USCCA insurance is
1. If you ever have to use it, you pick your attorney(or you can use one of theirs...my choice is actually one of theirs anyways).
2. No out of pocket expense, if you have to use it. The last thing I want to think about is how I would have to get the $$ to be reimbursed..

Sounds great right up until they spring the fine print on you.

 

[LivinTheDream]

That IS the fine print....maybe you should check out the policies. You can do it here:
Membership - USCCA-Concealed Carry Self Defense Insurance & CCW Info

 

[Muss Muggins]

I'd like to hear from somebody who has made a claim . . .