Hi everyone,
Still waiting on my FAC/SGC but the above is something I've still to look into with my current provider - AVIVA.
Do most insurance companies offer the cover and simply charge more or do a lot not cover it in their T&Cs? Just wondering what kind of additional premiums I'm likely to expect.
Thanks,
Steven
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Re: Home Insurance and cover for Firearms
I declared mine to my brokers and have never had a problem.
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Join BASC,NRS,NSRA or similar and they offer insurance for loss or damage. It may well be a condition on your ticket that you have public liability insurance in place as well so joining a society gets you both things.
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I asked at the time of buying the insurance and they said they weren't bothered what was in the house as long as it didn't exceed the limit (IIIRC £2500 for a single item). As I have one rifle that does I added that as an extra, no biggie. Lloyds insurance.
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Re: Home Insurance and cover for Firearms
Hi. These threads are a little old now but worth a read about insurance cover for firearms.
http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... scox#p3265
http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... lit=hiscox
http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... scox#p3265
http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... lit=hiscox
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Re: Home Insurance and cover for Firearms
We are with NFU and the firearms are covered by them under the policy, no issues with them
I own "pretendy" rifles and muzzle brakes, and I'm not afraid to to use them
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