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The Oregonian
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I have firearms policy through my homeowners with USAA. I can't promise the below is accurate but I think it is...
My firearms would be covered by my homeowner's policy without an additional firearms policy, but with some limitations. They have a normal homeowner's deductible and they are not covered for issues outside of the home (since they are attached to the homeowner's policy).
With the extra policy, they are covered if they get lost, stolen, damaged, etc regardless of location (in our out of the house). And no normal deductible (which isn't a big deal honestly). I have this bc I fly with my rifles usually once or twice per year. I have about $40k worth of guns covered and it costs $800/yr.
Your guns may be covered on your homeowner's policy, so you should check first.
My firearms would be covered by my homeowner's policy without an additional firearms policy, but with some limitations. They have a normal homeowner's deductible and they are not covered for issues outside of the home (since they are attached to the homeowner's policy).
With the extra policy, they are covered if they get lost, stolen, damaged, etc regardless of location (in our out of the house). And no normal deductible (which isn't a big deal honestly). I have this bc I fly with my rifles usually once or twice per year. I have about $40k worth of guns covered and it costs $800/yr.
Your guns may be covered on your homeowner's policy, so you should check first.
NF response was appropriate. They have no responsibility, accountability for the loss. Vortex response is GREAT BUSINESS!!! I have a **** load of NF optics, and I may actually like NF better...slightly. Then, there's that BUT.... but, that No Fault Warranty keeps bringing my dollars to Vortex. It's like an "Act of God" or "Act of Stupid" free insurance policy. Everyone wants to be indemnified from God's whims or our own stupidity. Vortex satisfies the need.
Night force are still made in USA aren't they? Vortex, good outfit in WI but, mostly made in China? Rather keep the work stateside if possible. Night force pretty solid outfit.
jfswanson12
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My nx8's definitely aren't made in the USA. Has made in Japan stamped right on them
In an hour your whole house is typically toast. If the room your safe is in catches on fire you are probably gonna lose it all. If an adjacent room is on fire then you might have a chance.
Correct my agent said there were better ways.
I have built fireproof storage in buildings. Others than having 18" block knee wall we framed the walls with metal studs but skinned them with multiple layers of drywall. To give them fire protection. I don't remember with each layer of drywall what the length of protection was. That is what I was inquiring about
Some of the BackerBoard used by tile setters is also very good at this and also add some water protection as they don't absorb water.
I agree that and hardyboard does great also. Just sucks to cut any of it
Im a fireman, just tryin to give some perspective. Drywall isnt going to do much for a safe unless you completely enclose it.
Having it shut behind a solid core door in a closet would be your best bet. But even then, everything has its limits.
I WOULD BE MAD AT THE SAFE COMPANY...... WHAT KIND WERE THEY SO I DON'T BUY ONE .
Viper up in their scopes is not Chinese. Viper is Philippines, razor is Japan, amg is in Wisconsin.
Binos are China until uhd Razor is Japan
