NRA's ArmsCare Plus - anyone use it?

[Quoheleth]

I got an email solicitation from the NRA today for their ArmsCare Plus insurance program. I got to thinking about it today (spring time is our homeowners renewal time) and for that kind of coverage for $50, it appears to be a good deal.

I searched here and i found several old threads on ArmsCare plus - most recent a 2009 thread. Several folks said they have it, but I didn't see anyone with a post of how their claim was handled. While I am glad ot hear no one had to use it (as of then) I wonder if anyone has in the past few years.

Any new comments on ArmsCare Plus? How was your claim handled? Did they pay off like the ad sounds like they will?

http://www.locktonrisk.com/nrains/a...nsurance.com&utm_campaign=nraguninsurance.com

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[docnyt]

I'd like to know as well. Got the same email.

 

[perdurabo93]

Check out these guys, their premiums were lower than the NRA program last I checked and they cover more collectibles than just firearms:

http://www.collectinsure.com/

 

[gschutta]

NRA Endorsed Insurance Claims

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With regard to claims, our processing takes approximately 3 business days. Claims are reviewed with settlements satisfied and paid based on the terms of the individual policy.

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[mortablunt]

No, I don't use it. I don't have so much value at the moment that it would be an economical prospect to take out insurance on my weaponry.