https://www.henryusa.com/the-henry-repeater/hand-painted-henry-45-70-charity-auction/

“On this Native American Heritage Day, Henry Repeating Arms is pleased to present a Guns For Great Causes charitable auction for a one-of-kind handpainted Brass Lever Action .45-70 to benefit the Hunters of Color organization.

The funds raised from the auction will supplement Hunters of Color’s mission of fostering a more equitable and inclusive community for all hunters of color by dismantling barriers to entry through educational opportunities, mentorship, and providing educational resources. Hunters of Color is the only nationwide 501(c)(3) nonprofit led by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), for BIPOC. Founded in 2020, the organization aims to inspire the next generation of hunter-conservationists, reclaim ancestral heritages, preserve hunting traditions, challenge stereotypes, and conserve the land around them.”


I was under the impression that on their reservations they managed their own affairs and I always assumed BIPOC people of long lineage native to North America actively hunted on their lands. Is that not the case?

This drips with irony

Indeed it does.

Is that real Testors paint on that rifle Clark?

Umm...

They have some strange themes. I saw this at my local Scheels. I’m not sure who would buy it, except as a joke gift.

https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/ems-tribute-edition/

What, exactly, are the things that impede BIPOCS from getting into hunting?

Seriously.  

I don’t know of any impedance here in Alaska.  

In the words of Morgan Freeman. IF YOU WANT RACE ISSUES TO GO AWAY, STOP TALKING ABOUT RACE

Looks oddly familiar...

Color me gone !

Go woke…
Go broke…

Democrats. It’s always democrats. They should have raised the money for republicans.

Must be a new jersey thing.  
The local nates I know have never mentioned it, and probably wouldn't have any use for that rifle.

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