I'm with the Cooperators now. Going to call them to see if I'm either covered for gun damage or if they will, but. Before I do I would like to know who is gun friendly so if things get ugly I got some where to go
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I'm with the Cooperators now. Going to call them to see if I'm either covered for gun damage or if they will, but. Before I do I would like to know who is gun friendly so if things get ugly I got some where to go
CSSA has membership insurance as well the NFA; usually covers legal activities such as hunting & events. they are between 2 to 5 million covers in damages.
here is NFA's Insurance https://nfa.ca/nfa-insurance
sorry should have been more clear. I mean if my house burns or floods with guns in it
I use state farm and I have content insurance, I pay extra for it however it includes my guns, appliances etc...
Like any other valuables,my insurance broker advised to document make,models,serial numbers and photographic evidence of condition and all other equipment that could be lost along with them in the event of a total loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by standup
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Originally Posted by trimmer21
May I ask who you're with?
Dominion of Canada General which has recently been acquired by another company. Most independant insurance brokers can set you up.Quote:
Originally Posted by standup
I don't know if they'll insure someone out of their area but here are 2 insurance brokers who I know personally and who are both gun owners and hunters:
J. Stephen McCann Insurance, Eganville, 613-628-2617
Garnet Krantz Insurance, Killaloe, 613-757-2515