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SPORTING ANSWERS

The experts

THE ULTIMATE SHOOTING QUIZ TEAM

BILL HARRIMAN

BASC’s head of firearms and global authority on guns

DIGGORY HADOKE

Vintage gun expert, firearms dealer, author and journalist

MIKE SWAN

Conservation expert and head of education for the GWCT

TONY BUCKWELL

Veterinary surgeon with a special interest in gundogs

TIM MADDAMS

Former head chef at River Cottage and runs a shoot in Devon

IAIN WATSON

Keen stalker and senior CIC international trophy judge

CHRIS DALTON

Professional stalker and regular presenter on The Shooting Show

Contact the team

Email: ollie.harvey@futurenet.com

Post: Shooting Times, Future, 121-141 Westbourne Terrace, London W2 6JR

Are my guns covered?

INSURANCE

Q Can I insure my guns under my car insurance when I am travelling with them?

A Most gun owners utilise cover provided by their household insurance policies to insure their guns against risks such as damage or theft. Household policies will often have a schedule of specified items covered for ‘all risks’ while the items are away from the named property. Sporting equipment can usually be included on such a schedule, and insuring your guns in this way would provide cover for damage while travelling or when the guns are in use. Discuss the matter with your household insurance provider or your broker. GD

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