How many CC regularly have "shooters" insurance?

[rocktot]

How many people here have shooters insurance (in case you have to use your weapon?)

[soco11]

I think that the NRA actually does carry such a thing, though I am not absolutely certain. At least, I think they used to offer it. I remember hearing about it through my local IDPA chapter--can't remember if it was one of IDPA's programs or if they were just advertising the NRA one.

[bellavite1]

Is there such a thing?
I looked into it in the past without much luck...

[rocktot]

Yes there is, I think there are 2, NRA and someplace else does it, and I think you need minimum 100,000 coverage, which is about $150 a year.

[TFOGGER]

another thread with info:

http://www.co-ar15.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18645

[ldmaster]

he meant liability insurance for concealed carry, otherwise known as a "personal responsibility umbrella policy"

And

no

[Ronin13]

Well Colorado law states that in your home if a person a) illegally enters, and b) you suspect they will or have committed a crime and/or c) you feel your life is in danger you are not liable for civil and criminal penalties- basically immune from any civil or criminal prosecution. Not sure if you can try to apply that to the rest of the world, but I would think if I shot someone defending myself I wouldn't have to worry about insurance covering anything, insurance doesn't cover corpses

[Fondis Firearms]

Check out this link... The program is brand new, in fact it doesn't even start until June 6, so they haven't released all of the details yet...

http://www.usconcealedcarry.com/self...9&utm_content=

[ChadAmberg]

Well Colorado law states that in your home if a person a) illegally enters, and b) you suspect they will or have committed a crime and/or c) you feel your life is in danger you are not liable for civil and criminal penalties- basically immune from any civil or criminal prosecution. Not sure if you can try to apply that to the rest of the world, but I would think if I shot someone defending myself I wouldn't have to worry about insurance covering anything, insurance doesn't cover corpses

Please don't forget there is a huge difference between not having to defend yourself from criminal charges and being sued in civil court by a distraught mother whose precious little snowflake would never have done such a thing as break into your house at 2am. Doesn't matter if they win or lose, you're out thousands for lawyer fees.

[Ronin13]

Please don't forget there is a huge difference between not having to defend yourself from criminal charges and being sued in civil court by a distraught mother whose precious little snowflake would never have done such a thing as break into your house at 2am. Doesn't matter if they win or lose, you're out thousands for lawyer fees.

Reread my post- I said both CIVIL and criminal... the courts will throw out any civil case that looks like a clean cut matter of self defense, Colorado Legislature protects us there.