NRA Endorsed firearms insurance?

[WWGunslinger]

I got this email today about firearms insurance that is NRA endorsed.
Here's a link:
http://www.locktonrisk.com/nrains/ar...ninsurance.com

Anyone use it? Is it worth it?

[thefirstndsecond]

I know what they say about home owners not covering guns or you needing a rider to be true.

I would like to know if the NRA covers everything or do you have to go through home owners first?

Anyone ever make a claim on the NRA insurance?

[tl_3237]

If you want gun insurance I would recommend Collectibles Insurance.

See my post at http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/835...ml#post1029822

Not only did I find them cheaper, no requiring any s/n or even a list but they also implemented a rider to ALL their policies to cover your carry pieces that I actually penned and they adopted!!! http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/772...tml#post960601 .

Know any other insurance company that cooperative?

Disclaimer: I have no financial interest or relationship with Collectibles other than as a highly satisfied policyholder.

[workingmanjeff]

Sadly - I Have had experience with NRA firearms insurance

They explained to me that they are not "primary" insurance coverage, they take up where your homeowners or renters insurance leaves off.

They were very helpfull and responsive over the phone - mailed claim forms out right away - followed up after i sent paper work in right away - paid very timely - no complaints on them.

I cant say same for my homeowners insurance company....

Jeff

[MOUNTAINORACLE]

If you want gun insurance I would recommend Collectibles Insurance.

These are the people I have firearms insured with and the best I could find to meet my needs. I have the collectibles insurance and some coverage on my homeowners insurance.

[thefirstndsecond]

Any other stories about the NRA paying out for stolen or damaged firearms?

I have heard a few horror stories, and one "good" story.

[K.C.]

Anyone use it? Is it worth it?

I'm also interested hearing what others have to say. My wife and I visited our new state farm insurance agent today and he said they offered "Personal Articles Policies". It Sounded pretty good but I'm not giving serials numbers.

[thefirstndsecond]

I'm also interested hearing what others have to say. My wife and I visited our new state farm insurance agent today and he said they offered "Personal Articles Policies". It Sounded pretty good but I'm not giving serials numbers.

State farm wanted me to list all firearms by serial number and have receipts.

I checked into the NRA insurance, but didn't know how they worked out.

[Metaldemon7]

WOW, which State Farm is that? My agent went over my whole policy with me. My nephew used to work for him. He is in the National Guard, and ask to go to the range to shoot my AR. We had a blast. He does know that once a year my brother, and I exchange CD's with photos of our houses, and everything in them. We do that because I had a fire about thirty years ago, and you would be surprised what you forget to put on an insurance claim. Pictures are also good proof. I also have a fire proof filing cabinet in a cement block room in the basement with all my records, including photos, and serial numbers. We raised the coverage on my guns, and have sinkhole protection.

[PA Traveler]

Search for a post on building a range on private property and the discussion on insurance.

In the thread it is said that State Farm is highly inconsistent in how they treat firearm owners. They actually leave it to the agent's discretion, with no consistent home office policy.

Several people had their homeowners and liability insurance dropped, without recourse, as soon as the State Farm agent discovered that they owned firearms.