CCW Insurance

[jhyiesla]

I’ve noticed that it’s been a few months since we’ve talked about the issue of CCW Insurance. I’m in the market for some. I’ve done a ton of research on the internet. I’m kind of torn between USCCAA, CCW Safe and Right to Bear. None are perfect and each has its pros and cons. For example USCCA has a recoup clause that none of the other ones do if you take a plea or lose. CCW Safe is about the most expensive if you include your spouse for max coverage. And in Indiana, do I really need the civil liability coverage? RTB seems like a good compromise between the other two in terms of coverage and price. I am emailing RTB now to get some clarification on things.

What are other folks’ opinion?

 

[radar8756]

just like Auto / Homeowners insurance -
they all look good on Paper

The test is what happens when you file a claim - we had à Weather related claim and our Agent came out and cut a Check on the spot for Living Expenses - ( more claims submitted over next few months)

Neighbor had No-name Company and spent Months fighting to get Paid

 

[Bassat]

Look at Armed Citizen Legal Defense Network. Not insurance. Seems better than insurance to me.

ACLDN

armedcitizensnetwork.org

Mas Ayoob endorses them.

 

[HK Guy]

Look at Armed Citizen Legal Defense Network. Not insurance. Seems better than insurance to me.

ACLDN

armedcitizensnetwork.org

Mas Ayoob endorses them.

I did a bunch of research on them and ended up ACLDN.

 

[cosermann]

I did a bunch of research on them and ended up ACLDN.

+1

 

[WanderingSol07]

I use ACLDN too.