Out of curiosity, I am trying to get some quotes on being able to carry in NJ. Any idea on any underwriters? Because I can't find squat on the internet for brokers or underwriters above $250k.

 

I would look to have it as an individual and / or thru one of my companies. Real answers please. I'm not interested in your projections on the probability ever needing it or I am wasting my time looking.

 

I am calling Philadelphia Insurance tomorrow because they were recommended to me for another business venture and it seems they offer some unique policies.

 

Thanks in advance for the professional replies.

I'd say the best thing to do is call Anthony at Gun For Hire and ask for his opinion and recommendation. He is 1 of the lucky 1300 CCW holders in this fine state.

He has it thru GFH.

Did you find out which company insures his employees? It's a starting point, a person/contact you can get from him to use to inquire about personal coverage.

Best place to try is Chiarello.

My link

 

Most of us NRA Instructors have insurance through them. It's their specialty. They insure Instructors, FFL's, etc. Liability insurance for a CCW is another story. I would look at shall-issue states and do a search of insurance co's that offer it. I know it is available. It seems like only FL, TX, CO, AZ, have companies that offer it. The next question is "will they insure a non-resident. I would venture to say that it's probably more expensive than my Instructor Liability Insurance. Anthony at GFH referred me to them.

Out of curiosity, I am trying to get some quotes on being able to carry in NJ. Any idea on any underwriters? Because I can't find squat on the internet for brokers or underwriters above $250k.

 

I would look to have it as an individual and / or thru one of my companies. Real answers please. I'm not interested in your projections on the probability ever needing it or I am wasting my time looking.

 

I am calling Philadelphia Insurance tomorrow because they were recommended to me for another business venture and it seems they offer some unique policies.

 

Thanks in advance for the professional replies.

 

 

Call me in the am. 973-829-6389. I can get you placed.

I wonder if an umbrella policy would cover any ccw issues?

I wonder if an umbrella policy would cover any ccw issues?

 

 

It does not. Your umbrella is tied to you, not your actions in a ccw situation.

 

This type of insurance gets you covered for misuse of your guns, hunting accident, ccw situation, etc.

Its basically weapon insurance, not just ccw insurance.

You can also reach me at 201-407-9988

It does not. Your umbrella is tied to you, not your actions in a ccw situation.

 

This type of insurance gets you covered for misuse of your guns, hunting accident, ccw situation, etc.

Its basically weapon insurance, not just ccw insurance.

 

if that is the case, why doesnt everyone have insurance? accidents do happen.

i'd prefer to be safe, than SORRY.

He is part of my angle. I am a NJ/NY Licensed Security guard that does EP work on the side. Mostly for a handful of clients or to help support other companies. My main gig is my company Firestorm which does Business Continuity Planning, Workplace Violence Prevention Planning, Supply Chain Vulnerabilities, Red Flag compliance and a bunch of other things. I am about to work with a bunch of executives on their vulnerabilities on a personal level as well as corporate. My other company ProActive Security is a security consulting and firearms instruction company. Because sometimes the lines get blurred between the two and that I am getting more involved with Workplace Violence, pre / during / post, I need to cover my a**. I've go martial arts skills and carry a kubotan and some other NJ compliant toys (or at least gray area) to allow me to go home to my family at the end of the day.

 

So my CCW might be a Maglite, a pointed stick or fresh fruit (Monty Python fans will get it). I want to be covered. Because of my justifiable need (my opinion not NJ) it would also remove another element of rejection going for a CCW by having the appropriate liability insurance in place. One of my current clients who I am working with just terminated someone and they flipped out, then slashed two HR employees with a box-cutter. That stuff barely makes the local papers and is becoming increasing common. Only the big stuff makes the news.

 

Now, I'm not going to cap someone over a box-cutter, but they going to need some serious medical attention for a crushed skull or to reattach that limb I just ripped off. Police aren't always an option doing this stuff.

 

I need to contact Anthony on some other things and will discuss this as well. I am hosting a Survival / Disaster Training event at GFH later this month. Thanks for the feedback guys and keeping it professional.

 

Cheers,

Wojo

 

www.firestorm.com

"Now, I'm not going to cap someone over a box-cutter, but they going to need some serious medical attention for a crushed skull or to reattach that limb I just ripped off. Police aren't always an option doing this stuff."

 

 

 

UMMM! A box cutter can F*** you up and kill you too. Martial arts might be able to save your a**! "might" is the key word. I dont preach to the tune of Killing someone, but, one lucky swipe of a box cutter, and your femoral artery could be done! I gaurantee any police officer would opt to shoot rather than go hand to hand with a BG holding a box cutter! There is the 21' rule when it comes to BG's, especially with blades. I am pretty sure you can handle your own, but, it only take 1 BG to have a lucky day!! Maybe he is an ex-Navy Seal,with psych. issues, and he can still hold his own too! And I dont want to get up in your crap about it, but we need more like you! I dont want to hear about losing a GG! Watch your six!

I need to contact Anthony on some other things and will discuss this as well. I am hosting a Survival / Disaster Training event at GFH later this month. Thanks for the feedback guys and keeping it professional.

 

Cheers,

Wojo

 

www.firestorm.com

 

When will this survival/disaster training at GFH take place?

a pointed stick or fresh fruit (Monty Python fans will get it)

next week, we will be learning how to defend ourselves from BANANAS!!!!

 

 

When will this survival/disaster training at GFH take place?

I was about to ask that too...

"Now, I'm not going to cap someone over a box-cutter, but they going to need some serious medical attention for a crushed skull or to reattach that limb I just ripped off. Police aren't always an option doing this stuff."

 

 

UMMM! A box cutter can F*** you up and kill you too. Martial arts might be able to save your a**! "might" is the key word. I dont preach to the tune of Killing someone, but, one lucky swipe of a box cutter, and your femoral artery could be done! I gaurantee any police officer would opt to shoot rather than go hand to hand with a BG holding a box cutter! There is the 21' rule when it comes to BG's, especially with blades. I am pretty sure you can handle your own, but, it only take 1 BG to have a lucky day!! Maybe he is an ex-Navy Seal,with psych. issues, and he can still hold his own too! And I dont want to get up in your crap about it, but we need more like you! I dont want to hear about losing a GG! Watch your six!

 

Been hit by one already and have a thin white scar as a reminder, running completely across my stomach from a long time ago. It is going have to be be a BIG box-cutter to cut that deep. Neck maybe, deep thigh tissue, not so much. This is why some of us can do EP work and others can't. You can speculate on all the 'what ifs', or if you are a professional, you do your job. Risks come with the profession. Yes, I would like to have a CCW, but you can't stop working just because you don't have a gun. Many EP gigs the client doesn't want you to have a gun, even if you can carry.

 

Trust me, I've taken plenty of 21' run lessons. And under 21', I'd rather use my hands first. Kinda hard to have someone at gun point while I'm sitting in a suit and the suspect is across the conference room table or in an HR office.