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(12-03-2014, 06:46 AM)Fireman Wrote: I would agree with all the statements that continued training plays a big factor in feeling competent in knowing how to handle a threatening situation. Just like any profession or hobby, you must be trained and practice to be proficient.
SSPHOTO you mentioned you have the NRA insurance which I think is a very smart idea. For the other guys which insurance did you choose if any? I am in the process of trying to determine which company to have insurance with. I have narrowed it down to actually having two. CCW-Safe and USCCA. What are your thoughts?
I have USCCA for insurance. I do not know about CCW-Safe. USCCA covers 1 million for civil on top of criminal, and the insurance company provides the lawyer for the civil.
My next step is to join the Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network (ACLDN, http://armedcitizensnetwork.org/). They are not an insurance, but will provide money for defense in the way of grants. You also have access to an advisory board and expert witnesses which include Massad Ayoob. You still need to have your own attorney, but if you get one from their network, then combined with that attorney's expertise and the board you end up with a team of the best people regarding this issue.
My intent would be to use the insurance money to repay the grants. The ACLDN does not work with civil, but since I have taken MAG20 Massad Ayoob would be available for the civil part. Also with USCCA, the insurance covers that.
Bottom line between USCCA, ACLDN, and an attorney expert in firearm related defense I will have the legal team and money for both criminal and civil.
One note, I talked with all related groups that had booths at the NRA Annual Meetings last spring and I was most comfortable with the people at ACLDN. They seemed the most serious, thoughtful, and knowledgeable.
(12-03-2014, 06:46 AM)Fireman Wrote: I would agree with all the statements that continued training plays a big factor in feeling competent in knowing how to handle a threatening situation. Just like any profession or hobby, you must be trained and practice to be proficient.
SSPHOTO you mentioned you have the NRA insurance which I think is a very smart idea. For the other guys which insurance did you choose if any? I am in the process of trying to determine which company to have insurance with. I have narrowed it down to actually having two. CCW-Safe and USCCA. What are your thoughts?
I have USCCA for insurance. I do not know about CCW-Safe. USCCA covers 1 million for civil on top of criminal, and the insurance company provides the lawyer for the civil.
My next step is to join the Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network (ACLDN, http://armedcitizensnetwork.org/). They are not an insurance, but will provide money for defense in the way of grants. You also have access to an advisory board and expert witnesses which include Massad Ayoob. You still need to have your own attorney, but if you get one from their network, then combined with that attorney's expertise and the board you end up with a team of the best people regarding this issue.
My intent would be to use the insurance money to repay the grants. The ACLDN does not work with civil, but since I have taken MAG20 Massad Ayoob would be available for the civil part. Also with USCCA, the insurance covers that.
Bottom line between USCCA, ACLDN, and an attorney expert in firearm related defense I will have the legal team and money for both criminal and civil.
One note, I talked with all related groups that had booths at the NRA Annual Meetings last spring and I was most comfortable with the people at ACLDN. They seemed the most serious, thoughtful, and knowledgeable.
SSPHOTO you mentioned you have the NRA insurance which I think is a very smart idea. For the other guys which insurance did you choose if any? I am in the process of trying to determine which company to have insurance with. I have narrowed it down to actually having two. CCW-Safe and USCCA. What are your thoughts?
I have USCCA for insurance. I do not know about CCW-Safe. USCCA covers 1 million for civil on top of criminal, and the insurance company provides the lawyer for the civil.
My next step is to join the Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network (ACLDN, http://armedcitizensnetwork.org/). They are not an insurance, but will provide money for defense in the way of grants. You also have access to an advisory board and expert witnesses which include Massad Ayoob. You still need to have your own attorney, but if you get one from their network, then combined with that attorney's expertise and the board you end up with a team of the best people regarding this issue.
My intent would be to use the insurance money to repay the grants. The ACLDN does not work with civil, but since I have taken MAG20 Massad Ayoob would be available for the civil part. Also with USCCA, the insurance covers that.
Bottom line between USCCA, ACLDN, and an attorney expert in firearm related defense I will have the legal team and money for both criminal and civil.
One note, I talked with all related groups that had booths at the NRA Annual Meetings last spring and I was most comfortable with the people at ACLDN. They seemed the most serious, thoughtful, and knowledgeable.