Insurance

[Clarkey]

Just waiting for my first certificate license to come through and thinking about things that might be worth looking into now.

should I consider any insurance for liability etc? Plan only to do clay shooting at proper places etc.

any advise welcomed. 
 

thanks.

 

[Puffin]

I always think insurance is worthwhile.  Join BASC or CPSA and you’ll benefit from their insurance included in membership.

 

[Clarkey]

Does both include insurance? Which is better to go with? 
 

thanks.

 

[Richard59]

Just waiting for my first certificate license to come through and thinking about things that might be worth looking into now.

should I consider any insurance for liability etc? Plan only to do clay shooting at proper places etc.

any advise welcomed. 
 

thanks.

Ones own opinion is Yes you should be insured / take out insurance irrespective if it’s game or clay shooting that floats your boat.

Does both include insurance? Which is better to go with? 
 

thanks.

Both do, and both have lots of info on their respective websites, take a peek and weigh up which you think will suit you best. Do bear in mind that there are in region of 20,000 CPSA members of which only around 5,000 shoot competition, the others purchase with insurance in mind / as a benefit 

 

[vmax1010]

I would say go for cpsa if you're shooting clays it opens the door to registered shooting as you progress in your shooting journey, it also covers you for game if you go down that route 

 

[Jonny English]

I would say go for cpsa if you're shooting clays it opens the door to registered shooting as you progress in your shooting journey, it also covers you for game if you go down that route 

This is your answer 

 

[Clarkey]

Thanks, I read Basc has dropped the insurance element so CPSA it is.

thank you all for advice.

 

[Richard59]

Thanks, I read Basc has dropped the insurance element so CPSA it is.

thank you all for advice.

? On the home page of BASC is a section “Why you should join BASC” one of the reasons highlighted in bold text being Insurance Cover. BASC claims to have many more members than CPSA most of whom buy membership for the insurance.

As others mention if you are interested mainly in clays then CPSA membership is most probably better suited for you long term 

 

[Jonny English]

Thanks, I read Basc has dropped the insurance element so CPSA it is.

thank you all for advice.

Basc has dropped the legal expenses cover, not the general liability insurance, its still in place as normal.

 

[Clarkey]

Ok, yeah your right I miss read it as a  generalisation that they had dropped the lot.

I have joined the CPSA