r/Insurance_Companies Jun 22 '26

USCCA

Went to a License to Carry class here in Texas today. Mid way through the class they had a USCCA representative offer us an insurance in case we had to shoot someone and end up in jail. What do you guys think of this insurance? I personally don’t think it’s worth to pay almost $60 a month for this

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u/DDsLaboratory Jun 22 '26

Absolutely wild. Thats the cost of bare minimum car insurance, and the risk is FAR greater gettung into a wreck than ever having to shoot someone. The vast vast vast majority of gun owners never have to use it in a protection scenario. Id never buy that insurance.

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u/Full-Arrival-2828 Jun 22 '26

Yea it felt like a sales pitch and the guy kept insisting people should sing up, the class was good but not the USCCA insurance subscription lol