NRA.org, insureyourgunrights.com, any difference?

[GeoKost]

What is the difference between the two? If any.

Is "insureyourgunrights.com" still available as what I understand is that it was available for election year. I received a introductory offer with my new S&W M&P I bought.

I did not try to subscribe until I found this out.

Thanks.

 

[Steve in Vermont]

If you want to insure your guns check with your insurance company. Even if you need a "rider" it will most likely be cheaper than any alternative, let alone easier to file a claim.

 

[OKFC05]

After I took the optional additional coverage on my homeowners policy, my agent directed me to the NRA endorsed insurance for additiional coverage because it was cheaper than his. He was right.
You have to check for yourself and see how your insurance options compare, as homeowners varies widely between companies and different states.

You DO NOT have to register individual guns with the NRA endorsed insurance, while many insurance companies DO require it.

http://www.nraendorsedinsurance.com/

As an NRA Member in good standing, you're now entitled to $7,500.00 in NO COST benefits ($12,500.00 for Life Members). You cannot be turned down.

But activation is required for this complimentary privilege.

• $5,000.00 NO COST Accident Benefit:
  Your loved ones will receive a check for $5,000.00 ($10,000.00 for Life Members) if you fall victim to a fatal covered accident. No strings attached. No cost involved.
• $2,500.00 NO COST ArmsCare Benefit:
  Lock in an exclusive NRA safety net for your firearms. Protects against theft … loss … or damage. Of course, no registration of your guns or serial numbers are required.

 

[GeoKost]

Thank you both for your help.

I guess I needed to clarify more my intent, I was checking to see if the membership was the same, in that the NRA was $35.00 and @ insureyourguns.com NRA website was a promo for $25.00.

I called the NRA, it is the same, and I am now a member.

 

[GeoKost]

After I took the optional additional coverage on my homeowners policy, my agent directed me to the NRA endorsed insurance for additiional coverage because it was cheaper than his. He was right.
You have to check for yourself and see how your insurance options compare, as homeowners varies widely between companies and different states.

You DO NOT have to register individual guns with the NRA endorsed insurance, while many insurance companies DO require it.

NRA Endorsed Insurance Programs

As an NRA Member in good standing, you're now entitled to $7,500.00 in NO COST benefits ($12,500.00 for Life Members). You cannot be turned down.

But activation is required for this complimentary privilege.

• $5,000.00 NO COST Accident Benefit:
  Your loved ones will receive a check for $5,000.00 ($10,000.00 for Life Members) if you fall victim to a fatal covered accident. No strings attached. No cost involved.
• $2,500.00 NO COST ArmsCare Benefit:
  Lock in an exclusive NRA safety net for your firearms. Protects against theft … loss … or damage. Of course, no registration of your guns or serial numbers are required.

Thank you OKFC05, just activated it.

 

[raven818]

I get the Free Insurance stuff from NRA regularly. It took reading this post to get me to sign up for it. Information overload in snail mail.

 

[Beejabbers]

I am very embarrassed to say, I didn't realize that registration was required. Thanks, OKFC05 for the information.