LTCH / CCW Insurance?

[Paul30]

I am considering buying ccw insurance. I also travel out of state a lot. I was trying to evaluate the different insurance company's based on coverage and if I read it right, CCW Safe does not cover you if you are out of your home state. Does anyone know if this is correct? Seems like a bad idea if so. I was between CCW Safe and uscca. Any information would be appreciated. Considering the violence that may happen this year, I figure even if I only carry it for a year it would be worth it.

 

[KellyinAvon]

USCCA pays up front, coverage in all States and with any weapon, not just firearms. Attorney list include Guy.

 

[Biggredchev]

+2 for USCCA

 

[Paul30]

Thanks guys. The fact that Guy is already a lawyer on their list is a huge deciding factor for me. Does anyone know if Guy also works cases in Kentucky? I travel there a lot and should the worst happen, I would be looking at needing a lawyer that practices in Kentucky.

 

[robwalker]

USCCA is where my money goes , just hoping I never need to use it.

 

[Paul30]

USCCA , Done. I figure with the world being unstable, it is not a bad investment.

 

[dprimm]

What are the differences in the USCCA levels? I must be missing something.

 

[OurDee]

USCCA:
1. I signed up today for the GOLD plan.
2. The plans have same cash insurance level, but different training material packages.
3. I got a better price by calling on the phone, and a veteran discount too. You don't get that online.
4. I got my wife coverage for 50% off.
5. Please tell them I refered you. We will get bonus prizes. PM me and I will give you my name.
6. It cost less for a year payment than going monthly.
7. 420.29 for wife and self for a year.
9. After what I saw last year, I decided it was time to insure. I have a friend defending himself right now for using his firearm. I don't have that kind of money.

 

[Electric_Rooster]

CCWSAFE for me. I like the fact that it has unlimited fees covered upfront as opposed to limit caps that other companies have.

 

[Flight567]

The wife and I are deciding between us law shielD, and uscca. Is there a good reason to go one way or the other?

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[Electric_Rooster]

The wife and I are deciding between us law shielD, and uscca. Is there a good reason to go one way or the other?

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I'm not really familiar with US law shield. My choice came down to ccwsafe and uscca.

 

[hamiltonrrwatch]

CCW Safe. NO CAP whatever on the legal expenses they will cover, for a legal defense, of self-defense—including NO CAP on any appeals of a conviction in such a case.

To quote a former USCCA attorney, now working with CCW Safe, "If you’re considering two vehicles to take you on a 100-mile journey, and one of them guarantees you all the gas you need to complete the trip, and the other one only guarantees you a fraction of the fuel you’ll need—which one do you pick, all other factors being equal?

Food for thought; Any round fired into another human being will have two attachments; a grand jury and a lawsuit."

 

[GIJEW]

Thanks guys. The fact that Guy is already a lawyer on their list is a huge deciding factor for me. Does anyone know if Guy also works cases in Kentucky? I travel there a lot and should the worst happen, I would be looking at needing a lawyer that practices in Kentucky.

The question is whether he's licensed in KY. Since laws vary, I think you'd do well to choose someone local who is more familiar with them

 

[OneBadV8]

in light of recent events, thought this would be a good thread to bump up. Starting to do some of this research and shop around myself