GeneralSumter
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Thinking about the potential for repercussions of a self-defense shooting... if one were to happen in my home, is my home insurance carrier going to drop me? What about if it's in my car (SC castle doctrine includes an occupied vehicle).
This thought came about after reading about the pizza hut guy that shot the robber and he lost his job. My work also has a "no guns on premises" policy. It's not against the law to keep it in my vehicle, but I could be fired for it (SC is a right to work state, as well). Then I logically went to insurance companies that drop people because 3 natural disasters strike your house within a 20 yr span (actually happened to my neighbor). I bet they certainly drop you if you have a SD shooting. Any experience with this?
This thought came about after reading about the pizza hut guy that shot the robber and he lost his job. My work also has a "no guns on premises" policy. It's not against the law to keep it in my vehicle, but I could be fired for it (SC is a right to work state, as well). Then I logically went to insurance companies that drop people because 3 natural disasters strike your house within a 20 yr span (actually happened to my neighbor). I bet they certainly drop you if you have a SD shooting. Any experience with this?