This past weekend, at the NRA show, the National Rifle Association heavily touted their new "Carry Guard" insurance for those of us that rely on a firearm as a means of personal protection. While I'm glad to see that the NRA is going to offer something like this to the membership- it seems to me that they are a "day late and a dollar short" in terms of insurance coverage for concealed carry and home defense.

I am an instructor of both NRA and USCCA content, and I really appreciate both organizations. But when it comes to insurance regarding my personal protection strategies, I'm not going to be changing away from the USCCA. Below is a chart of differences between the USCCA Insurance and the NRA's new Carry Guard insurance. I would urge you to pay close attention to the third question from the top regarding "When is the payout method?" That's where I stopped reading...

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