MrBillCollecta
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Done!
Support my group Black ATX Tactical (@blackatxtactical)
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bigillwill06
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Props bruh i got a black militia group in ck=levland called BKM (black knight militia) we trasin at local gun ranges on our own but we meet once a month to discuss how we would move if/when shyt hits the fan. If im ever down there ill hit up fasho!
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Sbp
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good shyt, followed and may have to make a trip from Memphis to Austin just to support y'all and see what you're doing
I’m in MD...working on getting my permit before year end.
I want a pistol and have shot them before but I wanna learn ALL about the weapon and how it works, be able to take it apart, etc...
props bro and I’ll look in the gun owners thread for more tips and info. If I’m ever in TX ima stop thru and do biz if possible
I want a pistol and have shot them before but I wanna learn ALL about the weapon and how it works, be able to take it apart, etc...
props bro and I’ll look in the gun owners thread for more tips and info. If I’m ever in TX ima stop thru and do biz if possible
"I just feel like in my viewpoint, every Black person in America, especially Black males, needs to have some type of protection with them as often as [they] can, because I think the political climate [is] getting to the point where it's just going to be a lot of violence coming our way," Tomlin said. "I just feel safer now having a gun. And I didn't always feel that way. I've never been the world's biggest fan of guns, but I just don't feel safe without one."
In early June, NPR reached out to Black Americans to ask about their personal experiences in this country. Nearly 500 people responded, some of whom described wanting to buy — or decidedly not wanting to buy — firearms for self-defense in response to the recent fight for racial justice.
Tomlin is one of many Black Americans who recently bought firearms for the first time, faced with a combination of the coronavirus pandemic and the fight for racial justice.
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African-American Gun Rights Group Grows In The Age Of Trump
"The highest overall firearm sales increase comes from Black men and women, who show a 58.2% increase in purchases during the first six months of 2020 versus the same period last year," Jim Curcuruto, the National Shooting Sports Foundation director of Research and Market Development, wrote in a report, according to AOL News. "Bottom line is that there has never been a sustained surge in firearm sales quite like what we are in the midst of."
Philip Smith, the president of the National African American Gun Association, said that he had a massive influx of members in two waves: Once, in 2016, following President Donald Trump's election, and again during the recent racial justice protests. He said a year ago, NAAGA was getting maybe 10 new members a day; now, its seeing 10 new members an hour. He said there are many factors pushing Black people to buy firearms, including "the politics right now, the pandemic and the racial tone: Those three things together act as kind of a three-headed monster that is driving folks to come to us."
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I got an event going on Halloween. There is a local premier gun range near me that is giving me a huge discount to rent out their space. I'm still forking up $1500 and collecting tickets but I think if I can get 40 - 60 responsible Black gun owners in one space that would be fukking amazing. 
