Mike Matteson
Well-Known Member
With insurance companies they want serial No.s. So now you have list of what you have, that the Fed's can go after.
Collect insure doesn'tWith insurance companies they want serial No.s. So now you have list of what you have, that the Fed's can go after.
I just ran some numbers online with them. About $500/year for $75,000 in guns and hunting gear combined. I believe they need pics if ever a claim.I think they will give you a quote online.
Sounds about right, im paying $550 for that but ive had it for a few years.I just ran some numbers online with them. About $500/year for $75,000 in guns and hunting gear combined. I believe they need pics if ever a claim.
I ran numbers on $40k and it was $377.52I just ran some numbers online with them. About $500/year for $75,000 in guns and hunting gear combined. I believe they need pics if ever a claim.
So what you are saying is I should stick to my plan of really good safes in Ideal places?! No fire board safes, placed on exterior walls, areas not to be burried in a fire but easily accessed by fire hose. That was my conclusion looking into extra coverage a few years back. You can buy a **** good Sturdy safe or two for what it would cost for insurance.Had it for a few years then got tired of paying almost $400.00 for 30k of insured weapons. An annual raise convinced me to drop it. I'll take the gamble. I have all working guns. I get it if you are a collector.
Eastern insurance collectibles unscheduled policy is 35¢ per $100 of coverage.Can anyone Explain what a guy might be spending on say $10k/50k/100k worth of firearms insurance with the NRA route? I heard about it before but need to look into it.
I suppose if your annual raise was enough to replace your collection that may be the smart move.Had it for a few years then got tired of paying almost $400.00 for 30k of insured weapons. An annual raise convinced me to drop it. I'll take the gamble. I have all working guns. I get it if you are a collector.
I encourage you to read about the member on here that lost 4 safes full of guns to fire; and they weren't cheap safes either. Then decide what you feel is right.So what you are saying is I should stick to my plan of really good safes in Ideal places?! No fire board safes, placed on exterior walls, areas not to be burried in a fire but easily accessed by fire hose. That was my conclusion looking into extra coverage a few years back. You can buy a **** good Sturdy safe or two for what it would cost for insurance.