insurance

[falcongit 242]

hi can any one tell is it worth getting insured for shooting with my air rifle is there any bennifit from it,and who with...

[jenksi87 3]

there is if you hit someone or something mate. i basc is the best one @ around £75p/year. i use countryside alliance though, £15 for year and covers all field sports

[tepper82 0]

i was thinking the same thing, going to sort some out this month, do you think land owners will be more willing to grant permission if I have insurance?

[falcongit 242]

there is if you hit someone or something mate. i basc is the best one @ around £75p/year. i use countryside alliance though, £15 for year and covers all field sports

 

 

cheers for that i will look at the cheeper one it sounds better...

[falcongit 242]

i was thinking the same thing, going to sort some out this month, do you think land owners will be more willing to grant permission if I have insurance?

 

 

it sounds like its a good idea to me i am going to do it as soon as possible.

[stevieskin 4]

May or may not be relevant to you, but I went with BASC after being told by several farmers I visited they would not let anyone on their land without it. They dismissed things like BASA as "mickey mouse outfits" who would not be there if ever you needed them.

I am not saying these landowners are correct in their assessment, but their opinions are what matters when it comes to getting permissions.

[falcongit 242]

May or may not be relevant to you, but I went with BASC after being told by several farmers I visited they would not let anyone on their land without it. They dismissed things like BASA as "mickey mouse outfits" who would not be there if ever you needed them.

I am not saying these landowners are correct in their assessment, but their opinions are what matters when it comes to getting permissions.

 

 

cheers for the advice i will look it to it first

[stealthy1 3,964]

Its like any insurance, you dont need it until the sh*t hits the fan, and then its too late to cry over spilt milk

[falcongit 242]

Its like any insurance, you dont need it until the sh*t hits the fan, and then its too late to cry over spilt milk

 

 

cheers stealthy i will look into it....

[falcongit 242]

i was thinking the same thing, going to sort some out this month, do you think land owners will be more willing to grant permission if I have insurance?

 

 

hi temper82,i have just got insured with basc for just under £20 mate.gone with basc because i dont no how good the others are,so from every ones addvice gone with basc...hope this helps.

[stealthy1 3,964]

i was thinking the same thing, going to sort some out this month, do you think land owners will be more willing to grant permission if I have insurance?

 

 

hi temper82,i have just got insured with basc for just under £20 mate.gone with basc because i dont no how good the others are,so from every ones addvice gone with basc...hope this helps.

 

 

Good move

[Phantom 631]

May or may not be relevant to you, but I went with BASC after being told by several farmers I visited they would not let anyone on their land without it. They dismissed things like BASA as "mickey mouse outfits" who would not be there if ever you needed them.

I am not saying these landowners are correct in their assessment, but their opinions are what matters when it comes to getting permissions.

 

Most landowners are aware of BASC, what they are not aware of though is that the BASA insurance is (I believe and am open to correction, read it somewhere) actually a sub-something or other of BASC and is underwritten by the same company as BASC.

Makes you wonder how much "Markup" BASC put on it to make a profit

 

If anyone knows and can prove any different, I'm open to being corrected

Gonna have to dig out my paper work and read it from start to finish again now aint I?

 

Phantom

[falcongit 242]

May or may not be relevant to you, but I went with BASC after being told by several farmers I visited they would not let anyone on their land without it. They dismissed things like BASA as "mickey mouse outfits" who would not be there if ever you needed them.

I am not saying these landowners are correct in their assessment, but their opinions are what matters when it comes to getting permissions.

 

Most landowners are aware of BASC, what they are not aware of though is that the BASA insurance is (I believe and am open to correction, read it somewhere) actually a sub-something or other of BASC and is underwritten by the same company as BASC.

Makes you wonder how much "Markup" BASC put on it to make a profit

 

If anyone knows and can prove any different, I'm open to being corrected

Gonna have to dig out my paper work and read it from start to finish again now aint I?

 

Phantom

 

hi phantom,now you are going to deep mate you lost me already bud.