sgt23preston
USMC LLA. NRA Life Member
Everybody who works in a gun store or indoor gun range open carries all the time...
As an employer, I would require NRA Basic Pistol, PPITH, PPOTH, Advanced Pistol and definitely MAG-40 (lawful use of force). Might also include some escalation of force, empty hand and retail loss prevention training.
I would reimburse the employee's costs upon successful completion.
For annual recert, I would come as close to imitating LEO recertification as I could. MAG has students shoot the FBI Course in half the time at a greater distance.
This gives you the opportunity to defend against a negligence claim in court that your armed supervisory employees are trained to even higher standards.
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My guess would be on the order of 10X-20X the high number I came up with, perhaps more.Out of curiosity, what are the costs of getting arrested, criminally charged, attorney, bail, forfeiture of firearm a civil trial, a criminal record, and being prohibited for the rest of one's life?
What's the cost of a Sig Legion, a few holsters and a bunch of accessories?
Think about corporate and personal assets with this.
I support the right to carry, but if an altercation occurs, you/your business will be the subject of suit(s).
Additionally, most commercial insurers do not want to insure risks with firearms on the premises, let alone someone carrying.
Didn't mean to b a fly in the ointment.
Not once during 38 insurance renewals has a firearm question come up for me. Are you in the insurance business?
28 years.
You might have a good reasonable agent who answers "no" for you on the applications or the premium doesn't reach a threshold where account underwriters pry into the risk.
I'm not saying insurers don't insure businesses with firearms on site...I'm saying they most likely don't know about it.
Don't know.
I deal with lines for primarily 2 carriers.
I'll see accounts typically $50k to $250k.
Both app forms I review have the question of firearms on premises.
It's always answered N, so I don't question it.
Makes it difficult when I visit accounts and see the shotgun in the office or the owner obviously carrying.
Don't know.
I deal with lines for primarily 2 carriers.
I'll see accounts typically $50k to $250k.
Both app forms I review have the question of firearms on premises.
It's always answered N, so I don't question it.
Makes it difficult when I visit accounts and see the shotgun in the office or the owner obviously carrying.