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My home owners only pays 5000$ for theft on firearms.

I asked them to check on some type of other policy to cover theft. What are some of you doing about insurance? and if so who do you use?

Thanks !

You should be able to get a rider on your homeowners that covers firearms.

I hit a dead-end trying to get a rider on my homeowners beyond $5k. After comparing several insurers I went with Collectibles Insurance (www.collectinsure.com). Easy app and they don't require an itemized inventory or serial numbers.

Wow, the quote for my firearms is a little higher than my collector car insurance on my '68 Chevy pickup and 2002 SS camaro. 361$

I have used Core-Vens for years. Seems like mine runs about $350 per year for $50,000 coverage.

https://corevensguninsurance.com/

I need to take pictures, and record the serial numbers on all of mine.

I decided to invest in a decent fire proof safe. Will not keep a determined safe cracker out. But will stop your average crack head. Hasbeen

I have e-mailed Eastern for a quote 2 times and have not had a response.

I emailed Eastern for a quote about a year or so ago and never heard back either so staid with my current provider.

Home - Gun & Trophy Insurance (gunandtrophy.com)
Thank me later .....they are the best in my view up to 50,000 without serial numbers and pics.
Think its about 350..00 a year

Heck now a days you need a policy for ammo and reloading supplies as well.

Core-vens $380.00 gets you $100.000 worth of coverage

I've found riders cost enough for me to buy and new rifle about every two years. Spent my bucks on safe instead.

Reading my paperwork from my recent policy with Collectables Ins which showed the limits blocked in at the page bottom. It shows a $25,000 limit on unscheduled firearms (WTF) even though I pay for $100,000 ins. Anyone have any information on that. GW

Would like to know if anyone has had a claim with Collectables Ins. Any problems getting the claim handled with them. ? GW

a good well trained dog or two will do that too

I'd be interested in hearing how well any of these pay off. My experience with insurance in general is that they are happy to take your money but stingy at giving any out. What did Tom Petty sing? "Take back your insurance, ain't nothing guaranteed." I can afford to replace my guns if anyone steals them. Though crime is pretty low in my area. Living on a one lane, dead-end private road, with several watchful neighbors, no strange car comes in or out without a few sets of eyes on them and someone coming up to them with a "Can I help you?" Meaning, WTF are you doing here? Even the police, on the rare occasion that they come down our road, get the same treatment.

insurance companies are thieves, had one of my rentals burn down, insured for 450 grand. wasent going rebuild till they told me I would lose 110 grand for depreciation, WTF. house around here sell within a few days of listing them. So I put up a box house and collected my insurance money

Call them, ask for Laura Sewell. I just renewed, been with them for years.

I have country financial insurance and have a specific rider for my firearms. I submit an itemized list of guns and upgrades with values every 6-12 mos for update purposes. Costs me about $100 a year for about 25k scheduled. Never had a claim with them, but the scheduling process was painless.