parrots2 54 Posted July 11, 2011 Report Share Posted July 11, 2011 just wandered as any one used the insurance advertised on ere £13.95 a year for £10.000.000 cover Quote Link to post
remmy1100 0 Posted July 11, 2011 Report Share Posted July 11, 2011 just wandered as any one used the insurance advertised on ere £13.95 a year for £10.000.000 cover was just wondering same thing ,thing is you can get insurance its what a firms like when a claim is made ,likes of ngo,basc ect are also there to fight your corner if need arises..look forward to some response. Quote Link to post
welshboy454 3 Posted July 12, 2011 Report Share Posted July 12, 2011 just wandered as any one used the insurance advertised on ere £13.95 a year for £10.000.000 cover was just wondering same thing ,thing is you can get insurance its what a firms like when a claim is made ,likes of ngo,basc ect are also there to fight your corner if need arises..look forward to some response. Insurance- Well £10,000,000 cover is £10,000,000 cover whoever insures it.How much you pay for that £10,000,000 cover is your choice .In this case The Lloyds syndicate underwriting the policy is the same syndicate and policy that insures the Welsh Clay Target Shooting Association -the governing body for clay shooting in Wales. If you want proof visit www.wctsa.co.uk/Aboutus.aspx and click on insurance and compare it with the policy details in the insurance page on the website www.gun-club.co.uk advertised on this forum. Claims- The Insurer has the right to take over the defence of any claim See condition 2 page 6 www.gun-club.co.uk/policy1112.pdf In practical terms they would do exactly that in the event of a claim except for possibly minor claims which are by definition minor and of little significance. A downloadable incident form is available which helps in the recording of the facts pertaining to any claim. If anybody requires any further information please pm me as I will not be drawn into any slagging off discussions. As far as supporting the voice of shooting anybody can make a donation (however large or small)to the organisation of their choice which is a different issue to insurance which is the topic of this thread. Quote Link to post
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