Who does Insurance ?

[a-chris-47]

I will be getting my 01 Gunsmith FFL license in a few days. I was wondering who people use for their liability insurance. Is there one specific company with the NRA ? I have heard only one guy in the industry, but I can't remember who he is . Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks , chris

[meazn123]

I'm actually looking for an insurance company as well, but looks like we're both out of luck since no replies for 7 days.....!

[tenpercentfirearms]

NRA Business Alliance. Google it.

[therealnickb]

I'm actually looking for an insurance company as well, but looks like we're both out of luck since no replies for 7 days.....!

I sent the op a PM but did not hear back. I assumed he found what he was looking for elsewhere. (maybe it was my sig? )

We would use Philly for shops and smiths but it's a new program. Shoot me a PM with an email address and I'll get an app to you.

Nick

[Tunis]

NRA Business Alliance. Google it.

+1

NRABA is good to go...and affordable too!

[jack1420]

Who does Insurance?

Liability insurance is a part of the general insurance system of risk financing to protect the purchaser the "insured" from the risks of liabilities. Originally, individuals or companies that faced a common peril, formed a group and created a self-help fund out of which to pay compensation should any member incur loss (in other words, a mutual insurance arrangement).

[wildhawker]

Contact Jeff Silvester, who does insurance for a number of California FFLs. He's also a huge gun rights guy who works hard as a volunteer for Calguns Foundation and Cal-FFL (which you need to be a member of!).

-Brandon

[BigMac]

I use Granit State as an underwriter.
I get my policy through Joseph Chairello.

Becasue I am in Alameda County, the NRA would not help with insurance.
Every couple years they call me up trying to sell to me, then they find out I'm in Alameda County they stop calling..

I just had a State Farm guy come around to get me a quote recently.. I wonder who the underwriter would be..

[snaxbox]

NRA Business Alliance. Google it.

As always. Online research helps if you can't find answers immediately to your liability questions. Hope you'll find the best company regarding the liability insurance that you need.

[Colonel Monk]

Gents:

Been meaning to look into this for the boss. Curious if you guys can provide a ballpark figure of the cost of such a policy. If you'd rather not do it publicly perhaps via PM?

Thanks,

CM

[Smoke&Rattler]

Gents:

Been meaning to look into this for the boss. Curious if you guys can provide a ballpark figure of the cost of such a policy. If you'd rather not do it publicly perhaps via PM?

Thanks,

CM

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[Boogaloo]

Contact Jeff Silvester, who does insurance for a number of California FFLs. He's also a huge gun rights guy who works hard as a volunteer for Calguns Foundation and Cal-FFL (which you need to be a member of!).

-Brandon

What are the benefits of being a member of Cal-FFL ?

The website has zero information regarding membership, or benefits..

[Colonel Monk]

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I contacted Jeff Silvester via email to inquire - basically he said that cost of the policy is directly linked to your volume of business - so the more gross revenue the more you pay. For us small FFLs this is good!

Now, as to who will write the policy, that depends on the type of FFL you have and the kind of business you do.

As far as I can tell the more economical policies are only available to FFL01 - once you go FFL07 or other the choices are a bit more limited.

CM