Hudson Valley Nubian Gun Club
To join us it takes 3 simple steps...
Membership: Any citizen of the United States who is at least eighteen (18) years old, who may legally own a firearm, and has never been convicted of a crime of violence, that resides in the Hudson Valley may become a member of HVNGC after meeting the requirements of NAAGA and upon receiving an admittance vote from the membership of the gun club.
To Join - Step 1
All members MUST have a NAAGA active membership before signing up to be members
Family members, under the age of 18, may participate in club activities under the direct supervision of parents, guardians, or other adult club members.
Membership in the National African American Gun Association is required.
We are a gun club consisting mostly of people from African American and Hispanic descent.
Memberships will not be denied because of race, sex, religion, national origin, or physical disability of the applicant.
Click on image above to join NAAGA
To Join - Step 2
Hudson Valley Nubian Gun Club Membership
Gun club memberships for 2020 will expire on September 30, 2021
$40 per year -single
$70 per year -couple
Children under 17 are free
Must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Step 3 -Single Annual Membership $40
Click below to pay dues. Includes 4 percent processing fee. Refundable if you are not accepted as a member.
Step 3 -Couple Annual Membership $70
Click below to pay dues. Includes 4 percent processing fee. Refundable if you are not accepted as a member.
Thanks for your interest
The mission of the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA) is to establish a fellowship by educating on the rich legacy of gun ownership by African Americans, offering training that supports safe gun use for self defense and sportsmanship, and advocating for the inalienable right to self defense for African Americans.
Education. Training. Safety. Self Defense. Advocacy.
For and By African Americans.
The purpose of the gun club is to organize shooting sports among its members and citizens of the Hudson Valley, New York region; to promote education to the African American gun club members and encouragement for organized rifle, pistol and shotgun sports; to encourage good citizenship, good sportsmanship, honesty, self-discipline, team play, community service, and humanitarian services; to improve the safe handling and proper care of firearms; to promote marksmanship and competitive shooting and to uphold the Constitution of the United States of America, with special emphasis placed upon those rights listed in the Second Amendment for all Black firearms owners.