Home Insurance
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Home Insurance
How do y’all insure your guns at home
Anyone put their guns on their home insurance?
Anyone put their guns on their home insurance?
Re: Home Insurance
Most of mine are on my ordinary house insurance with the two most valuable separately itemized.
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Re: Home Insurance
My NSRA membership covers them.
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Re: Home Insurance
Just tell them what you have and value and they will cover them. If over a certain value may have to be listed seperately.
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Re: Home Insurance
I am with Quotemehappy and have listed my rifles that are over the single claim limit. They don't have a problem at all despite a couple of them being high value (one is ~£7k). I think I did it through that Meerkat site, presumably (hopefully) they filter out people who don't insure gats. A previous insurance company told me that they would cancel my policy if I held firearms on the property.
The above post probably contains sarcasm or some other form of attempted wit, please don't take it to heart.
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Re: Home Insurance
That's harsh.Charlotte the flyer wrote:A previous insurance company told me that they would cancel my policy if I held firearms on the property.
I've had firearms on home insurance policies before with no problems. I only made one claim (when I dropped a rifle and bent the scope).
These days I use the Endsleigh insurance provided by the NRA membership, although I have to say they were very vague when I phoned to ask how to increase the cover.
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Re: Home Insurance
NFU only cover certain post code areas.
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Re: Home Insurance
I only have one gun that is of greater value than the single claims amount so that one is separately listed on the insurance
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Re: Home Insurance
+1 I had van insurance with NFU when I asked about insurance for my sporting equipment (firearms) they replied do not have cover for those type of equipment.. Van insurance now with another company.dromia wrote:NFU only cover certain post code areas.
Firearms covered by Hiscox... perfect.
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