The National African American Gun Association will be launching a Free Membership Program (SEED) for students ages 18 to 24 to grow student engagement within the 2A Community.
SEED Firearms Program: Students Exposed Educated & Developed
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Hartman Turnbow, Pro-Gun & Civil Rights Activist, Celebrating Black History Month
Hartman Turnbow (March 20, 1905 – August 15, 1988) was a Mississippi farmer, pro-gun advocate, orator, and activist during the Civil Rights Movement.
Happy New Year – National African American Gun Association
Imagine if 4 million African American Firearms owners working together went to Gun Companies and stated we are all going to buy 1 gun from you on February 28th annually what kind of discount do you…
Being Shot at Home: We Need A Solution To This Issue With No Apologies ~ VIDEO
The latest victim is Atatiana Koquice Jefferson, 28, Fort Worth, Texas who was killed in her bedroom at home 2:30 am in the morning when her neighbor saw her front door open and called a non-emergency
National African American Gun Association Convention is a Go for 2020!!
This historic milestone will be the culmination of every NAAGA member Nationwide supporting the Organization and believing in the vision of the organization that every African American has the right t
National African American Gun Association Convention is Coming, Aug 14th-16th 2020
This week we Officially announced the date of the national convention for the National African American Gun Association in August of 2020. More info on the location to follow in future updates.
Interview with Morris Peterson, Founder & President of Ashbury Precision Ordnance
I recently had the opportunity to interview one of the “Professionals” of the firearm industry. Morris Peterson is Founder and President of Ashbury Precision Ordnance Mfg. (APO).
Centennial: Harlem Hell Fighters Of World War I
One hundred years ago, on February 17, 1919, the African-American 369th Infantry Regiment, popularly known as the Harlem Hell Fighters, marched up Fifth Avenue into Harlem in a massive victory parade
Educating Your Kids About Guns
If you’re shooting with a child don’t take shortcuts. Be safe and teach them the right way to handle firearms. That way a educated child is a safer child.
One of the Best Old World Gunsmiths, You’ve Never Heard Of
James Monroe Jones was one of the very few African-American gunsmiths working in 19th Century America.
Fearing for Your Life is NOT Acceptable 2.0, Remember Jemel Roberson ~ VIDEO
This hurts all of us deep down in the black community and is an attack on our “Humanity” as a people. Another good brother who won’t be able to see his life realized.
Nat’l African-American Gun Association , Three Years Old & Growing
Three years ago in honor of Black History Month The National African American Gun Association was started. Since then we have went from 1 person to over 20,000+ Members…
The Few The Proud Armory : Featured Federal Firearms License, Sharod Edwards
Decorated Marine Veteran and one tough guy he is a living example of dedication and will power. He is also one of the few African American with a FFL license…
Should Black Men Continue To “Conceal Carry” In America?
I realize that the question itself might invoke anger within the Black Community. As if we don’t qualify or deserve the full benefits of the Constitution…
African American Gun Manufacturer “Civilian Force Arms” ~ VIDEO
The company was founded by Yonas Hagos who is a USA Army Veteran & Purple Heart recipient. The company is delivering a World Class AR-15 rifle…
Marketing Firearms to the African American Community?
Should the Firearm Industry have a defined market strategies with commercials, advertisements, & brand awareness for the African American Community?
Outdoor Shooting Session at the Bass Reeves Gun Club in Georgia
The Bass Reeves Gun Club in Georgia held their 2nd Outside Shooting Session at the South River Gun Range in Covington, Georgia.
The Rarest Type Of African American Gun Owner – One With A Federal Firearms License
Francine Jones is the owner of Bubbas Gun Sales in Gwinnett County, Ga. She is one of the few African American women in the United States who hold a federal firearms license or FFL.
Sharon Ross ‘Afrovivalist’ – African American Prepper & Gun Enthusiast
Sharon’s story is unique and interesting because not only is she a female prepper, but she is a black female prepper and survivalist…
National African American Gun Association Tours the Daniel Defense Factory
Sometimes the “Firearm Gods” just look down on and show you favor and allow you to experience things that most humans in this world don’t get to do.
Is Open Carry Too Dangerous For African Americans?
Do you put yourself in harms way with the public as an African American because you have a gun?
Black Women Buy Guns Nationwide
Black women are buying up hand guns in record numbers. The number one reason for the boost in new Black female handgun owners is protection…
Smart Guns, Conceal Carry for Women & Top Gun Sites Online
Are Smart Guns something Gun owners should fear or embrace?……….let’s take a look…
New Corporate Partner FlashBang – Women Conceal Carry Holsters
NAG would like to introduce our newest corporate partner “FlashBang.”
National African American Gun Association Member of the Month: Sirraj Abdel-Alim
Our NAG Member of the month to start the year off in 2016 is Sirraj Abdel Alim.
National African American Gun Association Making Waves
The National African American Gun Association started in February of 2015 has already seen considerable and exponential growth Nationwide since its start.
