Does anyone here insure their guns through the NRA?

[orangeninja]

I am thinking of buying a policy through one of their affiliates that is advertised on their website...along with some defensive shooting insurance. Is any of this worth it?

 

[Mulliga]

Insurance? Against having your guns stolen or damaged? It's your call.

The NRA provides some insurance in case of a freak shooting accident, but it's not that much if you need to support a family ($10,000 if you get shot in both of your legs or something, I recall). If you feel you need insurance against other things, the NRA usually gets pretty good discounts on that kind of stuff.

 

[Ala Dan]

I think once you become a member, you automatically
qualify for up tp $300 worth of firearms insurance, in
case your guns get stolen? Grant it, $300 won't cover
much; but at least it will help!

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

 

[glockten]

NRA members automatically get $1000 of coverage. NRA offers the ArmsCare Plus plan for up to $1,000,000 of coverage, for $1.55 per $100.

 

[orangeninja]

The arms care plus plan is what I'm talking about. Anyone have this? Anyone ever make a claim? Is it a good value?

 

[YammyMonkey]

Sounds like the NRA's program is pretty good. My renter's policy through USAA has a $6K gun rider for $120 for a year. For $6K rom the NRA it'd be $93. Assuming the NRA's is a yearly policy and that I did the math correctly ($1.55/$100=1.55x60). My policy includes $2K of gun coverage w/o the rider. Don't remember if it's $6K in addition to the $2K or if it's $6K total.

Besides, I'd rather send money to the NRA, or at least a place that supports them, for this stuff than I would to another company.

 

[R-Tex12]

Here's a link to some valuable info regarding firearms insurance:http://www.john-ross.net/insurance.htm

And a recent thread on the subject: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63982

HTH,

R-Tex