I read a thread here a few days ago about obtaining firearm insurance that reminded me of something that I read a few years ago.
That publication dealt solely with protecting your privacy and maintaining a low profile. The article recommended against taking out firearm insurance because then, depending on the requirements of your insurer, the exact details of your gun ownership would be on record for any bureaucrat with a "legitimate" sounding "need to know" to review.
If you've bought all of your firearms through a dealer, this will be a non-issue for you as your ownership is already on record.
For those of you who deliberately buy guns privately, do you have firearm insurance and, if so, did your insurer require full descriptions?
That publication dealt solely with protecting your privacy and maintaining a low profile. The article recommended against taking out firearm insurance because then, depending on the requirements of your insurer, the exact details of your gun ownership would be on record for any bureaucrat with a "legitimate" sounding "need to know" to review.
If you've bought all of your firearms through a dealer, this will be a non-issue for you as your ownership is already on record.
For those of you who deliberately buy guns privately, do you have firearm insurance and, if so, did your insurer require full descriptions?