Malcolm Little Gun Club - NAAGA Lansing Chapter

21/05/2026

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19/05/2026

Another beautiful day on the range! S/O to Ron Caldwell and Matt Thornton for guiding us through drills to improve our accuracy.

Malcolm Little Gun Club (MLGC) is Lansing's local chapter of the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) — a community of Black gun owners organized around safety, skill-building, and collective care.

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30/04/2026

22/04/2026

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18/04/2026

Mujahid Abdul-Hameed, Lansing Chapter President of The Malcolm Little Gun Club, has been a gun owner since he was 16.

“We’ve always been taught that fi****ms are negative, where there’s a lot of things that we can do as a recreational component, as a hunting component, and a self-defense component,” said Abdul-Hameed.

Watch the full interview on WLNS-TV!

The Malcolm Little Gun Club is a Lansing chapter of the National African American Gun Owner Association that meets monthly to teach gun owners how to safely store, shoot, and protect themselves wit…

18/04/2026

Today, Taryn Simmons from WLNS-TV stopped by for a chat with Founder Mujahid Abdul-Hameed during our Monthly Meeting & Range Day. We were so excited to share what makes this club so special and why people should consider becoming a member.

Interested in joining? Send us a message for more information.

04/08/2025

🗣️August Monthly Meeting and Range Day!!!

14/07/2025

Sunday!
Come see us on the range!

24/06/2025

Armed, trained, and willing to act when the moment demanded. We hope more places of worship follow this example, train a competent team, and defend your people.

22/02/2025

Today marked 60 years since the assassination of Malcolm X. There are and always will be wide speculation into the why’s and how’s, but we choose to focus on his legacy. From his teachings we understand the fundamental need to be our own first responders. We understand the importance of arming and training our communities to defend ourselves. We understand the we must protect our progress.

Today we remember the life, legacy, and leadership of el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz, born Malcolm Little, aka Malcolm X. We hope that in the years to come, Malcolm Little makes a great and positive contribution to work still to be done.

13/02/2025

🚨Monthly Meeting🚨