What does /k/ think about CC insurance?

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>>33828374
shameless self-bump.

Guess I'll just keep bumping with military photos.

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>>33828450
Added incentive, trying giving context where I have it.

Last photo....
>Sgt. David Bokor, Alpha Section team leader, 1st Platoon, Troop C, 2nd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, Task Force Iron, from Fort Lewis, Wash., fires at al Qaeda in Iraq operatives near an insurgent safehouse south of Hussein Hamadi village, Diyala Province, Iraq, Oct. 29 during Operation Ultra Magnus.

Pic-related
>KUNAR PROVINCE, Afghanistan – U.S. Army Spc. Greg R. Kenshalo, of Fresno, Calif., a rifleman with 2nd Platoon, Troop C, 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, Task Force Destroyer, fires an automatic grenade launcher during a small arms attack on Combat Outpost Bar Alai April 5. Multiple insurgents with automatic machine guns opened fire about seven hours after a sniper also shot at the base. Neither Afghan National Army personnel nor International Security Assistance Forces were injured during the attacks. Insurgents have repeatedly targeted the base, located in eastern Afghanistan’s Kunar province, in an unsuccessful campaign to drive ANA and ISAF from the area. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Gary A. Witte, 300th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

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>>33828481
>USS Neosho (AO 23). A wave breaks over her main deck, engulfing the hose crew, as she refuels USS Yorktown (CV 5) in early May 1942, shortly before the Battle of Coral Sea. Neosho was lost in that battle. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.

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>>33828515
>A struggling Japanese soldier who refused to surrender is being bodily carried back to Division Headquarters for questioning by a US Army soldier, Kwajalein Atoll, January or February 1944.

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>>33828539
>USAF specialists directing missions from command center using transparent maps and electronic surveillance & tracking equipment at Tan Son Nhut, Saigon 1966/Larry Burrows

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>>33828560
Last bump.

>A dog sits in the snow watching a column of Axis Italian soldiers of the 8th Italian Army, also known as the Italian Army in Russia (Italian: Armata Italiana in Russia, or ARMIR), march towards the city during the Battle of Stalingrad. Stalingrad (Volgograd), Volgograd Oblast, Russia, Soviet Union. December 1942.

Jury Nullification is going to be my legal defense.

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>>33828784
Just curious, how is that a sure thing when you do not know the specific circumstances of your potential shooting?

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>>33828867
>In one of the most dramatic photographic images of World War II, Wee Willie, Boeing B-17G-15-BO Flying Fortress 42-31333, is going down after hit by antiaircraft artillery over Stendal, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 8 April 1945. https://www.thisdayinaviation.com/8-april-1945/

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>>33829048
>English: A time exposure of eight Peacekeeper (LGM-118A) intercontinental ballistic missile reentry vehicles passing through clouds while approaching an open-ocean impact zone during a flight test.
Date :20 December 1983

>>33828374
the long story short is no one knows how good any of these cc insurance companies are, because no one has had to use them. You are most likely better off finding a good lawyer in your state and writing down their number, honestly.

>>33828374
>NRA booting them from their show, I'd be curious if there was a legitimate reason, and what that is?
My guess would be that the NRA now sells their own CC insurance, so they kicked out the competition.

Here's what it boils down to:
If you honestly believe there is any chance what-so-ever that you could be involved in a defensive shooting, you should get conceal carry insurance.

I live in Chicago, therefore I have CC insurance. When I did my research a year ago CCW Safe seemed to be the best deal, so I went with them. Many others have popped up recently. If you do your own research I'd be interested in seeing what you find.

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>>33829501
Really what I was looking for. Thanks Anon.

>(GANNETT PHOTO NETWORK) VIETNAM-MAIN: Jubilation as a C-141 takes off from Hanoi on March 28, 1973 heading home. (GNS Photo by Historical Office, Office of the Secretary of Defense)

>>33828374

i like this 1 better than USCCA

http://www.secondcalldefense.org/

That kind of insurance only encourages people to sue. If you buy it, you're helping undermine the right to self defense.

>>33831060

ignore this total tard

>>33831139
Jew trickery detected.

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>>33828374
Went to a Tom Givens class a month ago and he briefly mentioned ACLDN as being the best option. He, Massad Ayoob, John Farnam are some of the advisors of the organization.

Really fuzzy on this but he said something about other legal defense insurance companies backing out from financially compensating you if you are found not guilty or something to that effect. One of his students iirc back in 2015 or 2016 early into the year was involved in a defensive shooting where they were justified in shooting and was out in less than an hour after talking to his lawyer connected with ACLDN.

Tom Givens is also considered an expert witness that has been in dozens of cases. Really good instructor to attend a class with by the way. I should really get around to signing up for self defense insurance now that I saw this thread.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiPGoZcckWU&t

http://rangemaster.com/

https://armedcitizensnetwork.org/

ACLDN is the best org...Mas, Marty....great guys. Both excellent on the stand.

the other outfits are merely selling insurance...ACLDN is offering experience and a degree of training...

They send you a ton of DVD's with your membership that are excellent mini classes on dealing with use of force incidents..

If you've got the cash, get ACLDN and one of the better CCW insurance outfits to supplement..

>>33831060
this is stupid. you don't get this to pay for claims against you, it's to pay defense attorney costs.

>>33828374
>It is insurance in case you have to use your conceal carry, or really any case of self-defense.
I've done CC classes in Illinois and Arizona.

In Illinois a lawyer was also in the class and he said there's a lot of holes in their policy so it's not really going to help you.

In Arizona, the presenter was a lawyer specializing in firearms and defense and he said much the same - it's not useful.

Reasoning behind both of their negative views is the fine print that says they can pick and choose if they view YOUR circumstances as being 'legal' or if they are more Zimmerman-grey-area and can simply choose not to defend you. They're essentially saying they'll defend you if it's a sure thing you will win. Else, they wont.

... and if it's a sure thing you'll win, why do you need their help?

>>33831060
Literally how? You aren't telling them your insured like it's a car crash

>>33828374
>Yes goy buy that cc insurance that is totally real we'll give you 50,000 shekels worth of protection from the finest recent BAR graduates that will respond to a Craigslist ad.
>Concealed carrying
>Not having a lawyer on retainer to call and at the least get your bail posted and your ass out of county.

>>33828374
>those Lugers
>all those Belgian Revolvers
>holy fuck, those Norwegian 1911s
I...shit. The feels.
Imagine how weird it must have been to see Nazis with 1911s.
I think they're Norwegian at least. Fuck, it might have been a captured 1911.
Can you imagine how that would be?

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>>33828374
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>>33836571
Thanks for the useful info anons.

>>33831222
>>33836598
As a Jew, I can confidently say that assholes like you think about Jews/Judaism more than most actual Jews.

Seek help.