The mark consists of the outline of a shield of armor, the outer border of which is gold with several bronze rivets spaced equally around the interior of the gold border. Directly within the gold border is a thinner sized bronze border. The border of the shield described above is broken by two upper case letter "A", appearing in solid blue as "AA". The inner vertical stems of each "A" are centered within the shield, plumbed vertically, and extend parallel with one another. The cross bar of each "A" extends outward from and perpendicular to the inner stem, and connects with each respective outer stem. The apex of each "A" extends vertically upward to a point breaking both the bronze and gold boundary outline of the shield, and completing the center-point of the shield. The inner stem of each "A" extend vertically downward, coming to a central point at the lowermost point of the shield, but remaining within the bronze boundary of the shield. The outer stems of each "A" extend downward from the respective apex at approximately 80 degrees, breaking the left and right boundaries of the bronze and gold outline of the shield, but completing the outline of the shield with the tips of their respective stems. Overlaid across the top of the shield image and "AA" are two crisscrossed long-rifles; one a black and gray semi-automatic rifle with a scope pointing at approximately 40 degrees upward to the right, and the other a brown and black wood stock bolt action rifle with a scope pointing at approximately 40 degrees upward to the left. Above the shield are the words "Asset Armor", and below the shield are the words "Gun Trusts"; all of which are in written in solid black with solid gray outline. The color white represents transparent areas and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.