Shooting Insurance

José Alaninho

Alright lads,

Anyone know any good places to get shooting insurance? Just to cover me while on land I have permissions for; I know it comes automatically with gun club membership in most cases, but I don;t even want to begin discussing trying to join my local gun club (:mad:)

Anyway, cheers in advance!

ayapatrick

ifa, countryside alliance for a start anyway

Sparks

Countryside Alliance are good; I hear a lot of folks use FBD as well.

José Alaninho

Sparks wrote: »

Countryside Alliance are good; I hear a lot of folks use FBD as well.

FBD? Didn't know commercial brokers did shooting cover. Hmmmm....

clivej

José Alaninho wrote: »

FBD? Didn't know commercial brokers did shooting cover. Hmmmm....

Well I have the house insured with them and they also cover my guns within the house at no extra charge, as long as they do not exceed €2500 each

José Alaninho

clivej wrote: »

Well I have the house insured with them and they also cover my guns within the house at no extra charge, as long as they do not exceed €2500 each

Well I was thinking more along the lines of field cover, as in if you accidentally shot a cow in the head or something, you'd be covered for that...

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clivej

clivej wrote: »

Well I have the house insured with them and they also cover my guns within the house at no extra charge, as long as they do not exceed €2500 each

This was just an aside.

José Alaninho wrote: »

Well I was thinking more along the lines of field cover, as in if you accidentally shot a cow in the head or something, you'd be covered for that...

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Go with CAI as I am.

José Alaninho

clivej wrote: »

This was just an aside.



Go with CAI as I am.

CAI? Edit: Countryside Alliance Ireland, right?

Edit, again: Looks like CAI is the best bet, €45 a year student membership fee Cheers lads!

ravima

your house insurance public liability cover might cover you. read the policy document. if it is not clear or does not cover shooting, phone the insurer and ask if the policy can be extended.

CherBobs

Take a look at the IFA countryside website. When you become a member you get FBD cover for what you need. My other half has just done it and you get loads of other benefits too

budda15c

Think Countryside Alliance could be the one; http://www.caireland.org/Support_Us/join_us/Republic_of_Ireland_-_Full_Membership/. Rang FBD, but they weren't interested unless you already have a policy with them..

Edit: you already saw the CAI.

cavan shooter

come into the fold .....NARGC;)

pajero2005

cavan shooter wrote: »

come into the fold .....NARGC;)

What are membership costs like? Benifits?

cavan shooter

membership varies but our club was €70 insurance and membership this year. Other clubs I am in 80 membership.

The main advantage is a few like minded individuals and abit of craic,
the hard work done by the association and the full back up which you recieve.


Dont let the flekers wear you down
http://www.nargc.ie/site.aspx

By the way I am also a paid up supporter of CAI.

"There are no atheists in the trenchs'"

pajero2005

Cheers cavan shooter. I'll look into joining up in the new year.

clivej

cavan shooter wrote: »

come into the fold .....NARGC;)

But you only do this IF your club is afiliated to the NARGC. If not then you can't join them as i wish I could.

Solidchrome

ayapatrick wrote: »

ifa, countryside alliance for a start anyway

Cant go wrong with Countryside Alliance.