Kinda long but he answers a lot of questions. Watch this before deciding.
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Concealed Carry Insurance / USCCA
- Thread starter Mischief
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That will work great until the burglar sues you (if he lives), or until the family sues you in civil court (if the burglar dies). Getting insurance is definitely worth it.
I just joined USCCA . Attending my first self defense legal seminar Tuesday.
I’d recommend a minimum of the middle tier level with $1,000,000 in protection.
Someone in a comment section of one of the videos made the below comment. Not sure if it is true because I am still researching. I am assuming if you take a plea deal you are in a grey area or worse, so money might be the least of your concerns at that point. But still interesting.
If you are "covered" by USCCA (and their similar competitors), then will not cover costs if you accept a plea bargain (which a vast majority of defendants do if charged). This is due to the nature of their product. They are prohibited from reimbursing you for criminal actions, which you admit to doing if accepting a plea bargain. This is not the case for a service like Firearm Legal Protection, for example.
If you are "covered" by USCCA (and their similar competitors), then will not cover costs if you accept a plea bargain (which a vast majority of defendants do if charged). This is due to the nature of their product. They are prohibited from reimbursing you for criminal actions, which you admit to doing if accepting a plea bargain. This is not the case for a service like Firearm Legal Protection, for example.
I am about to join one of them, need to read the fine print before deciding for sure. I’m in the insurance business...when reading an insurance contract be mindful they sometimes appear to give coverage in one section and then take it away in the exclusions section.
I’m in between choosing ccwsafe and uscca
