NAAGA wants to break the stereotype of how people view African American gun owners

(WSVN) - As America again debates gun control, one gun group is seeing a surge of support, and their aim isn’t just to secure their Second Amendment right. The Nightteam’s Kevin Ozebek investigates.

Travis Campbell, gun club president: “As a group, we need to do good things in the community.”
Before they pick up a gun…

Travis Campbell: “This is a good group of people.”

The South Florida chapter of the National African American Gun Association, also known as NAAGA, begin in a classroom.They learn everything from first aid to Florida gun laws.

Travis Campbell: “We’re here to change the image of the black gun owner.”
Across America, there are now 30,000 members in 75 chapters.