Black-owned firearm training academy aims to teach gun safety amid Louisville violence
Aaron McGahee and his Black-owned firearm training academy aims to teach gun safety amid Louisville violence.
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Aaron McGahee and his Black-owned firearm training academy aims to teach gun safety amid Louisville violence.
By Adam K. Raymond KentuckyPUBLISHED 3:48 PM ET Sep. 30, 2021 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Aaron McGahee tells his students there is only one place to store a firearm in their vehicle. “I teach them to keep their gun on their person,” said McGahee, owner and chief instructor at Rhinox Research Group, which off
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