Thread: Class 1 DG house insurance

You should be careful to avoid circumstances that may give an insurance company a reason to decline your claim.

Powder should not be stored in a dwelling.

A secure garden shed can store your powder for reloading.

I asked my local volunteer fire brigade chief if I should have a dangerous goods sign on my main storage building.
He said no, not required for the quantity involved.

Fortunately for me I have several non-attached garages and other outbuildings for storage.

I was an insurance assessor on major claims for 18 years until about a year ago and never heard of a declinature for such or saw a clause in a policy if you were sensible.

Sure if you decided to do some reloading by candle light they might get difficult but otherwise really not an issue.

I have been involved with settling many claims where people just did dumb things but they still accepted them.

Originally Posted by Fssprecision

I was an insurance assessor on major claims for 18 years until about a year ago and never heard of a declinature for such or saw a clause in a policy if you were sensible.

Sure if you decided to do some reloading by candle light they might get difficult but otherwise really not an issue.

I have been involved with settling many claims where people just did dumb things but they still accepted them.

You should make a thread just about some of your crazyest stories would be hella entertaining