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MO Betta
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You don't have to have a CC license to be a member, it's mainly self defense education and insurance.
I think their policy caps at 150k. Should cover legal fees unless you get a manslaughter/murder charge.
I'm aware of one suit that was filed against them that claimed they did not provide appropriate funds for a gal who shot her husband/ex husband, claimed self defense and was charged with murder. Think they bowed out at 50k on that, and I don't know any more on how that played out.
I'm not a member, just did some research on policies in the event the worst happened and I had to defend myself.
I think their policy caps at 150k. Should cover legal fees unless you get a manslaughter/murder charge.
I'm aware of one suit that was filed against them that claimed they did not provide appropriate funds for a gal who shot her husband/ex husband, claimed self defense and was charged with murder. Think they bowed out at 50k on that, and I don't know any more on how that played out.
I'm not a member, just did some research on policies in the event the worst happened and I had to defend myself.
Thank you for your response to my question. Can you recommend any organization that God forbid I had to defend myself or my family and the worst happens. That would be worth having on your side for the average person. Thank you for your time
MO Betta
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I really can't recommend anything, I've been mulling it over but haven't made a choice. Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network and CCW safe were a couple other options I was looking at. CCW Safe didn't have the 150k cap, can't remember ACLDN's policy. I would pore over as much information about them as possible, especially their policies. Wish I could be of more help.
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Thank you for your time and the info that you have given me. What you have given me is a big help. Take care and be safe out there this hunting season.
