Black Bottom Gun Club - NAAGA Detroit Chapter

Black Bottom Gun Club - NAAGA Detroit Chapter Welcome to the Black Bottom Gun Club! This is the Facebook home of the Metro Detroit chapter of the National African American Gun Association.
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We are excited to introduce the Black Bottom Gun Club, the first chapter member of the National African American Gun Association in Michigan. Based out of and serving Detroit and the surrounding cities, the Black Bottom Gun Club is named after the historic African American neighborhood that endured The Great Depression though World War II, as residents established black owned businesses, physician

offices, and social institutions. Black Bottom was the home of Della Reese, Joe Louis, and Sugar Ray Robinson. After World War II, city and state officials declared that the infrastructure of the neighborhood was substandard, and due to redlining policies, no investment was put into Black Bottom. Black Bottom should be a source of inspiration, proving that despite the lack of equitable resources, adequate representation, Black people will survive and thrive. The Black Bottom Gun Club was created in this spirit. Regardless of if the Bill of Rights were created with Black Americans in mind, they are ours now, and we will not let them go. We challenge any and all stereotypes and falsehoods about Second Amendment support and gun ownership among Black Americans. Our goals are to promote and train for safe and responsible gun ownership, self defense, and sportsmanship. The Black Bottom Gun Club recognizes the history and legacy of gun ownership among Black Americans and the sacrifices made to ensure that we have the inalienable right to self defense, so that those lessons can be applied today if applicable. We place an emphasis on understanding state gun laws. While the Black Bottom Gun Club is open to all races and ethnicities, we unapologetically place primacy on and center the unique needs and interests of African Americans relative to the Second Amendment. By joining us, you will help establish and grow a fellowship that will train and educate novices and experts alike, as well as benefit yourself with increased confidence and competency in handling fi****ms. In order to join the Black Bottom Gun Club, you MUST be a member of the National African American Gun Association. To establish membership with the national organization, please visit http://naaga.co/click-here-to-join/. If you are a member in good standing, please contact us via facebook or email. For more information on the National African American Gun Association, please visit http://naaga.co/.

Black Bottom Gun Club members will be present... Will you? You should be!!!
06/07/2026

Black Bottom Gun Club members will be present... Will you? You should be!!!

For Juneteenth in Detroit, THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE!!! More info at juneteenthjubileedet.com
06/07/2026

For Juneteenth in Detroit, THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE!!! More info at juneteenthjubileedet.com

Detroit, this is how we celebrate freedom.The 8th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee Detroit Freedom Weekend is here - a full wee...
05/14/2026

Detroit, this is how we celebrate freedom.

The 8th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee Detroit Freedom Weekend is here - a full weekend rooted in culture, community, and liberation.

Friday, June 19
The Liberation Link Up - Artistically Black
6PM to 10PM
Marygrove Conservancy
Where art meets liberation. Show up, connect, celebrate, and uplift.

Saturday, June 20
Jubilee on the Block
1PM to 7PM
Dexter Corridor - 12305 Dexter, Detroit
A vibrant, community-centered celebration featuring live sounds, local vendors, resources, and more.

This is more than an event - this is culture, connection, and collective celebration.

For more info and to register:
juneteenthjubileedet.com

Guns and Roses... Happy Mother's Day Weekend!!
05/09/2026

Guns and Roses... Happy Mother's Day Weekend!!

Guns and Roses... Happy Mother's Day Weekend!!!
05/09/2026

Guns and Roses... Happy Mother's Day Weekend!!!

Detroit, this is how we celebrate freedom.The 8th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee Detroit Freedom Weekend is here - a full wee...
05/01/2026

Detroit, this is how we celebrate freedom.

The 8th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee Detroit Freedom Weekend is here - a full weekend rooted in culture, community, and liberation.

Friday, June 19
The Liberation Link Up - Artistically Black
6PM to 10PM
Marygrove Conservancy
Where art meets liberation. Show up, connect, celebrate, and uplift.

Saturday, June 20
Jubilee on the Block
1PM to 7PM
Dexter Corridor - 12305 Dexter, Detroit
A vibrant, community-centered celebration featuring live sounds, local vendors, resources, and more.

And to close out Jubilee on the Block:
The Greek Stroll Off and Step Show
Come experience the energy, tradition, and excellence as teams hit the ground for a high-energy competition for a cash prize.

This is culture, connection, and collective celebration.

For more info and to register:
juneteenthjubileedet.com

04/29/2026
This would create unnecessary impediments on smaller non-chain retailers, which may ultimately lead to higher prices for...
04/29/2026

This would create unnecessary impediments on smaller non-chain retailers, which may ultimately lead to higher prices for those seeking to exercise their Second Amendment Rights.

While this would touch everyone in Michigan who may want to purchase a firearm, the impact is more pronounced for Black folk in Michigan due to the significant income (-$30k annually) and wealth (-$87k net worth) disparities. Combined with the increased cost of living, this would further disenfranchise and potentially make it unaffordable for Black residents in Michigan to protect themselves and their families.

Senate Democrats pushed bills Tuesday to create a new state licensing system for firearm dealers that critics are flagging for potential constitutional violations. The bills would require firearm dealers to obtain an additional annual state license from the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Aff...

⛔Due to capacity and scheduling conflict, Ladies Range Day has been rescheduled from 4/29 to 5/9. We apologize for any i...
04/24/2026

⛔Due to capacity and scheduling conflict, Ladies Range Day has been rescheduled from 4/29 to 5/9. We apologize for any inconvenience.⛔

Ladies Range Day is back.

This is for women at every level - whether you have never touched a firearm or you are looking to sharpen your skills.

You will learn safety, handling, and practical techniques in a controlled, supportive environment led by experienced women instructors.

Educate. Train. Empower.

April 25, 2026
11:30 AM
The Firing Line
33000 Ford Rd, Westland, MI

Registration: $10
Range Fee: $12

Spots are limited. Register now: bbgc.raklet.com/events

03/06/2026

From club president and National African American Gun Association Midwestern Regional Director Chad King:

When I heard about the six-year-old child in Detroit who was killed after accessing an unsecured gun in a car, I began thinking and writing. Over the past few days I have had to pause, distract myself with other things, and come back to this several times. This child’s death is heartbreaking. There is only one prevailing thought:

She should still be here. She deserved to grow up and live to become her very best self. Her death was absolutely, completely, and totally preventable.

What I know about the situation is what I have read from various media outlets. The mother went into a store or restaurant to get food, leaving five children in the car. There was also an unsecured firearm in the vehicle. One of the children, the 11 year old, accessed the firearm, resulting in the six-year-old being fatally shot in the head.

The family facing this tragedy will likely face another. The mother will likely be charged with a felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison under Michigan’s Public Act 16 of 2023. This law requires that those who own guns secure the firearm in a locked container or store it unloaded and disabled with a trigger lock to prevent children from accessing it.

Let’s be clear - those who own guns and fail to secure them should absolutely be held accountable if a child harms themselves or anyone else with that firearm, to the fullest extent allowable by law. Owning a gun demands responsibility because the cost of irresponsibility is disastrous.

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