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“Gun owners need to realize what they’re really up against. That’s why we’ve created this easy-to-read guide… and that’s WHY we’re giving it away completely FREE. We’re on a mission to prepare responsibly armed Americans with the knowledge they need to stay safe and PREVAIL in the face of adversity.” ~Kevin Michalowski
Here are the coverages you can expect if you join Uscca program:
Criminal Defense Protection: Even if you believe that your defensive gun use is justified self defense, you might still be prosecuted. Hiring a criminal defense lawyer can be expensive and the USCCA pays up to $250,000 towards your criminal defense.
Civil Defense & Liability coverage: You might have to defend yourself against lawsuits from the person you shot, their family members, or others. Because defending these lawsuits (even if you win) can be expensive, the USCCA provides up to $2,000,000 in civil defense coverage (depending on your plan).
Up Front Money: If you need financial assistance with legal fees – you need it up front. Reimbursement might sound good enough, but that means you might have to cover hundreds of thousands of dollars on your own first. The USCCA provides the money, as it is needed, up front.
Bail: Unless you want to stay in jail until your trial, you might want bail money coverage. The USCCA provides up to $50,000 for bail bond funding.
Per Diem: While you’re in court for trial, there’s a good chance you won’t be able to work. After weeks or months, this can be a serious strain on your finances. So, we always recommend CCW insurance that pays you a daily allowance while you’re in trial (called a per diem). Some CCW insurance options don’t pay anything while USCCA pays $750 per day.
Training and Resources: I mentioned above that I often tell my legal clients that it’s often better to avoid a fight than it is to win a fight – this couldn’t be more true when it comes to a gun fight! However, if it’s time to use a gun to defend yourself or a loved ones, you better know what you’re doing. The USCCA provides training and resources to help you avoid fights and if you get into one, what to do once you’re there.
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