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where do i stand

  • 13-11-2010 6:17pm
    #1
    snipe02
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    just a quick question for everyone never thought about this before ,a friend of mine is a member of a gun club he has a gun but no dog ,i would be happy to go and work my dog for him on his own club ground and not shoot myself ........ where do i stand is this allowed will my nargc insurance be valid if something were to go wrong, never had this come up before and i dont want to land anyone in trouble by way of ignorance any information appreciated and thank you all in advance .....ps sorry if this has been asked before


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  • #2
    greenpeter
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    You would have to ask the chairman of the club lands you would be working i think.
    There club would only cover there members no?


  • #3
    Cass
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    AFAIK, your NARGC insurance covers you for all lands you have permission to be on. If your mate invites you to shoot on his club grounds as a guest you should be covered. I have brought lads shooting with me on my club grounds as guests, but they had their own insurance.

    A phone call on Monday should clear it all up.
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  • #4
    deeksofdoom
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    The NARGC compensation fund will cover you right up until the point where you have an accident and then you can argue the toss with them!;)


  • #5
    marlin vs
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    If you have N.A.R.G.C. insurence you are covered , but check it out you'self to give yourself peace of mind.


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