Concealed Carry Insurance

[RicInOR]

The National Rifle Association will unveil a new concealed-carry training program along with a new concealed-carry insurance plan during the group's annual meeting this week.

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NRA to Introduce New Concealed-Carry Training, Insurance

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[HB of CJ]

Interesting. Where were they 25-30 years ago? Also would find it interesting if there are any "good old boy" connections between the proposed CCW insurance and the agent or company providing? Just curious. Not thinking anything out of the ordinary.

Respectfully.

 

[Diamondback]

So that's why they threw Schmidt and USCCA out of the Convention... they planned to steal his business model and didn't want competition.

 

[HB of CJ]

"Interesryting. Veeerrrry Interesryting!".

 

[PiratePast40]

So that's why they threw Schmidt and USCCA out of the Convention... they planned to steal his business model and didn't want competition.

I would have done it because of his OPB interview with Prozanski, but the insurance thing makes sense too. Either way, it's both companies preparing for government mandated CHL training and insurance.

 

[Diamondback]

I would have done it because of his OPB interview with Prozanski, but the insurance thing makes sense too. Either way, it's both companies preparing for government mandated CHL training and insurance.

Didn't know about that, since I'm not in OR... ANYBODY who talks to F*ckface Floyd other than telling him to go sodomize himself with a barbwire-wrapped baseball bat (or the polite-society equivalent thereof) is to be watched with great suspicion.

 

[bigezfosheez]

I like the USCCA's coverage options and amounts. I'm just too cheap right now. I don't want to get sued, even if I have the insurance. I think if I see someone getting robbed these days, i'm just going to walk the other way.

 

[jlhopwo]

Emphasis mine:

"Each will offer a level of financial protection, as a reimbursement once charges have been dropped or the policy holder is found not guilty, in the case of criminal or civil action as the result of a self-defense shooting."

Better have your ducks in a row.

 

[Diamondback]

Emphasis mine:

"Each will offer a level of financial protection, as a reimbursement once charges have been dropped or the policy holder is found not guilty, in the case of criminal or civil action as the result of a self-defense shooting."

Better have your ducks in a row.

And have rich friends to float you a loan.

 

[11Charlie]

I like the USCCA's coverage options and amounts. I'm just too cheap right now. I don't want to get sued, even if I have the insurance. I think if I see someone getting robbed these days, i'm just going to walk the other way.

Some of that would depend on the circumstances. Not sure I could walk away if a woman was being beaten or mugged. If something tragic happened I wouldn't be able to live with myself knowing I could have prevented sever injury or death.

 

[ATCclears]

Has anyone signed up for the NRA Carry Guard insurance? If yes, any surprises in the legal language that might not be fully represented on the website?

 

[Diamondback]

NRA Carry Guard is basically a USCCA clone, part of why they kicked them out of NRAAM this year.

I would say based on my understandings ACLDN first choice, NRACG/Personal Defense Network/USCCA as second line of defense.

 

[Craig O]

$13.50 a month is worth piece of mind. USCCA

 

[Tony617]

What about the "Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network Inc."

Home

 

[Diamondback]

I know this: ACLDN was built by a lawyer (Marty Hayes at Firearms Academy of Seattle is a Juris Doctor), and has one of the nation's top defensive-firearms and deadly force experts (name-check: MASSAD AYOOB) closely involved with its inner workings.

ACLDN also starts working for you PRE-trial as soon as their experts (including Ayoob) say "justified shoot", rather than making you soak the initial hit and file for reimbursement.

 

[Tony617]

I know this: ACLDN was built by a lawyer (Marty Hayes at Firearms Academy of Seattle is a Juris Doctor), and has one of the nation's top defensive-firearms and deadly force experts (name-check: MASSAD AYOOB) closely involved with its inner workings.

ACLDN also starts working for you PRE-trial as soon as their experts (including Ayoob) say "justified shoot", rather than making you soak the initial hit and file for reimbursement.

I bit the bullet (so to speak) and have joined ACLDN. Lots of good information on their website too.

 

[Diamondback]

Full disclosure: I am not a member of any of these programs yet due to my "stranglehold" budget. My ACLDN bias is due to Mas Ayoob's association with them and my trust of him personally.

 

[HB of CJ]

I must plead ignorance here. Can somebody give us more details about ACLDN?

 

[Tony617]

I must plead ignorance here. Can somebody give us more details about ACLDN?

About Self Defense Law

 

[ATCclears]

If anyone is considering the NRA's Carry Guard program be aware of this:

*NOTE: NRA Carry Guard Level One is designed for training with a semi automatic handgun (Glock 19/17, Sig P226/P228 or equivalent). We will not allow revolvers or 1911s as your primary firearm in this class.

BREAKING: NRA Disallows 1911s As "Primary Handguns" From Its "Carry Guard" Classes - The Firearm Blog