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I had (gone/sold) a Street Sweeper shutgun and a Desert Eagle fifty calliber simi auto pistol. Neither required a destructive weapon permit per the ATF home office in DC. But the local office in town (southern state) hounded me for years. This does relate, hang in there.
After talking with so many insurers one who did issue and then cancel even. I get the impression that a lot of states have the lattitude that local ATF branches do. One state may follow a federal guidline for the company while the next may be open to more or less risk.
What works in one state most certainly does not work with the same company in all states.
Best bet is to make a list of those companies who have covered and be open and disclose everything. One of the companies the club uses should work. Never hold back and dont curb the facts because an insurance company has the best lawyers outside of a congressmans pocket.
I started with USAA who got skittish on the 2nd truck and cancelled. Then they sent me to Modern Insurance Corp who will do the truck as an antique.
Dont give up and keep calling.
After talking with so many insurers one who did issue and then cancel even. I get the impression that a lot of states have the lattitude that local ATF branches do. One state may follow a federal guidline for the company while the next may be open to more or less risk.
What works in one state most certainly does not work with the same company in all states.
Best bet is to make a list of those companies who have covered and be open and disclose everything. One of the companies the club uses should work. Never hold back and dont curb the facts because an insurance company has the best lawyers outside of a congressmans pocket.
I started with USAA who got skittish on the 2nd truck and cancelled. Then they sent me to Modern Insurance Corp who will do the truck as an antique.
Dont give up and keep calling.
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