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I'm all for companies being creative to offer products which help the 2A community, but trying to dodge the insurance regulations with the thinnest veil is just asking to get slapped. If they got the insurance license (and there is no honest explanation that they are not offering insurance, no matter how much I wish the answer was otherwise) then in order to shut them down the government would have to come out with a targeted anti-2A explanation for the enforcement, one that might be defeated on 2A and equal protection grounds. I want these companies to succeed.