Member Meeting Monday, January 23 rd, 2016

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1 Member Meeting Monday, January 23 rd, 2016

2 2016 Club Financial Summary Club 2017 Plans & Priorities Carry Insurance Update Self Defense Ammo Update Main Topics

3 2016 Club Financial Summary

4 2016 Financial Summary Accounting Quickbooks Online Citizens First Bank Paypal transfers All expenditures require receipt Capital investments over $100 require prior board approval Assets Total Value = $8,200 Large Screen High Lumen Projector Laser Guns for Education Ruger 22/45s for education Revolver for Education Laser Printer for membership PC for Education Software Licenses

5 2016 Financial Summary 50/50 $10,189 Revenue Advertising, $1,982 Admin & IT, $7,223 Expenses Meetings, $14,064 Dues $30,388 Insurance, $8,406 Member Services, $7,789

6 2016 Financial Summary Revenue Income Source $$ % Member Dues $30, /50 $10, Total $40,577 Expenses Category $$ % Admin / IT $7, Advertising $1, Insurance $8, Meetings $14, Member Services $7, Total $39,464

7 2016 Financial Summary B/E Transactions Revenue = Expense Product Sales Bulk Ammo OSA Winchester Education Excursions

8 2017 Club Goals & Priorities

9 2017 Financial Projections Revenue 20% loss in members Last 4 years average Reduced Revenue $5,000 Associate members No plan to cap membership Expenses Going Rate steady Capital Investments Classroom Space Range buildout B/E Transactions No change

10 2017 Club Goals & Priorities Meetings & Seminars More outside speakers Informative & Relevant topics Responsive to member input Really, Really want your input Shooting Program New indoor ranges Shooters World Basics: Gun & Range New outdoor range Darrin Steele Utilization Agreement Advanced training Tactical Concealed Carry

11 2017 Volunteer Organization History Growth of club generates greater volumes of activities 3 occasions in the past Burden fell on too few individuals Required additional volunteer participation to support membership Alternatives Cap membership Cut services and programs Get more volunteer participation

12 2016 Volunteer Organization

13 2016 Volunteer Organization

14 Volunteer Opportunities

15 Volunteer Opportunities Positions Chief Financial Officer Excursion Manager Communications Mgr Member Services Mgr Meeting Setup Team Winchester Mgr RSO/Instr Scheduler Purchasing Mgr Methodology Job Descriptions Manageable time Member Skills input Expect a phone call Begging Pleading Groveling

16 Volunteer Opportunities Specific Tasks Newsletter Editor Webmaster Bulk ammo Promotional Literature Meeting Intro Methodology More Begging Pleading Groveling Current Volunteer Participation = 30 30/2200 = 1.36% Objective 45 2%

17 Carry Insurance - Update

18 Risk Scenarios Castle Doctrine Intrusion deemed Life Threatening by Law Lethal Force Justified Civil Suit Prohibited Need for Legal Coverage Doubtful Concealed Carry Far Greater Risk if SD Incident Occurs Must conform to ALL elements of Self Defense Law Civil Suit Likely win or lose Criminal Trial provides ammo

19 Cost Exposures Criminal Trial Bail ($50k) Attorney ($200k) Retainer Pre-Charge Pre-Trial Trial Discovery ($10k) Formal Statement Depositions Expert Witnesses ($40k) Forensic Pathologist Crime Scene Analyst DNA Lab Processing Blood Spatter Analyst Firearms Expert Use of Force Expert Investigator ($30k) Witness Interviews Background Checks

20 Cost Exposures Trial Exhibits ($40k) Photographs Demonstration Aids PowerPoint Presentation Computer Animations Jury Consultant ($20k) Social Media Research Appeal ($50k) Conservative Cost Estimate: $440,000 (Does NOT include Civil Trial and Potential Damages)

21 Legal Coverage Requirements Required NO out-of-pocket expense Pay when due or upfront No cap legal services Criminal Prosecution Civil Litigation Ancillary Services Covered No payback if guilty Appeals & Retrials Desirable Bail Lost income Psychological Counselling Response Team Use of Deadly Force not just Firearms Out-of-State Coverage

22 Legal Coverage Options Insurance Lockton Affinity NRA Insurance Second Call Defense United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) Legal Services CCW Safe Armed Citizens Legal Defense Fund Patriot Legal Protection US/TX Law Shield

23 Insurance (Based) Pros Cover civil defense & assessed penalties Cons Reimbursement Funding Cap on Legal fees Some only cover Atty Payback if guilty May or May not cover bail Do not cover appeals or retrials

24 Legal Services Pros NO out-of-pocket No cap legal services Criminal Prosecution Civil Litigation Cover ancillary resources Cover bail Cover retrials & appeals May offer psyc & counseling Cons Do not cover civil penalties May not be well funded May not have deep pockets May not get to pick atty

25 Annual Coverage Cost Insurance NRA Insurance - $165+ Second Call Defense - $119+ USCCA - $147+ Legal Services CCW Safe - $129 Armed Citizens Legal Defense Fund - $135 Patriot Legal Protection - $129 US/TX Law Shield - $131

26 Recommended Options Civil Suit Defense to $1 mil Civil Suit Damages to $1 mil Immediate Retainer to $125k Bail Funding to $10k Wage Comp Expert Witness Coord. Psychological Support No out-of-pocket Choose own attorney Insurance Backed Critical Response Team USCCA Legal Advisory Board All Weapons Covered Firearm theft Protection

27 Recommended Options Required to have a CWFL Unlimited legal coverage Civil or Criminal No out-of-pocket costs Bail Bond Coverage Critical Response team Does not cover Civil penalties Covers any use of Deadly Force any weapon Military/LE Discounts Covers Expert Witnesses Wage Comp Peer & Psych Support Firearm Replacement Will coordinate w/other insurers

28 Self-Defense Ammo - ARX

29 380 JHP Best Comparison Brand Weight Velocity Energy Gel Test Cost Hornady FTX Crit Def /.52 $0.80 Magtech Guardian Gold (+P) /.58 $0.81 Winchester PDX /.63 $0.85 Hornady Custom XTP /.40 $0.78 Winchester Train & Defend /.63 $0.95

30 9mm JHP Ammo Comparison Brand Weight Velocity Energy Cost Rem Golden Saber $0.70 Bonded Winchester Rngr T $0.70 Lead Free Federal Micro HST $1.24 Magtech First Def $1.07 SCHP Sig Sauer V-Crown $0.68 Speer Gold Dot $1.15 Bonded

31 9mm JHP Ammo +P Comparison Brand Weight Velocity Energy Cost Magtech First Def $1.00 SCHP Speer Gold Dot $0.52 Bonded Corbon DPX $1.36 Lead Free Remington HTP $0.40 Bonded Winchester PDX $1.07 Bonded Remington GS $0.65

32 Summary Buying Ammo Go with Highest Energy E ft lbs = (M gr x V fps2 )/450,435 Target = 400+ ft lbs Go American Hold off on 380 +P SAAMI Standard 380 Ammo Hornady FTX Critical Defense Winchester PDX-1 9mm (Stnd) Ammo Sig Sauer V-Crown Magtech First Defense Speer Gold Dot 9mm (+P) Ammo Magtech First Defense Speer Gold Dot Corbon DPX

33 Something New! Polycase ARX For Self-Defense Totally New design concept Aimed at security forces One time use polymer case New bullet concept Hydraulic Pressure Fluid Dynamics Copper/Polymer/Nylon

34 Bullet Design

35 Bullet Characteristics Functionality Damage to Target Profound Hydraulic Shock Lateral force displaced at 2x Impact Velocity Increased RPM = increased Target Damage Rotational Damage = 9 Penetration = 12 Rotation Factors Muzzle Velocity Barrel Rifling MV x 12/Twist Rate = Rotations per Second x60 = RPM

36 Bullet Characteristics Rotation Assume MV = 1,550 Twist Rate 1:7 = 159,428 RPM 1:8 = 139,500 RPM 1:9 = 124,000 RPM 1:10 = 111,600 RPM 1:16 = 69, 750 RPM Sample Guns Sig Sauer P938 = 1:10 S&W M&P Shield = 1:10 Ruger LC9s = 1:10 Ruger LCP II = 1:16 Going from 1:16 to 1:10 increases rotation by 60%

37 ARX Characteristics Performance Light weight.380 = 56 gr 9mm+P = 80 gr High Velocity.380 = 1250 fps 9mm+P = 1445 High Energy.380 = 194 9mm+P = 370 Benefits 30% Less Recoil Flatter Trajectory Competitive Price For Self-Def Ammo Devastating Impact Rotation Not Velocity

38 Double Branded

39 Available Calibers Caliber $/Rnd $/Box Count 18 $20.38 Special $0.85 $ Auto $0.80 $ mm $0.76 $ mm +P $0.80 $ S&W $1.05 $ Auto $1.15 $