The Black Justice Society Gun Club is a Black gun club headquartered in Dallas, Texas. It is primarily known as a firearms club, self-defense unit, family defense unit, and competition team. It’s goal is to help protect, self-police, and educate the Black community about their 2A rights and responsible firearm ownership. Additionally, this club is visionary. It devotes most of its time to activities that push forward the Black and Indigenous Nationalist movements.
Also, The Black Justice Society participates in various coalitions that come together for armed community patrols, armed marches, formations and maneuvers to make demands on behalf of the Black Nation.
In 2021, after founding the Black Justice Society, High Octane led the Black Justice Society Gun Club as a self-defense unit in Killeen in a coalition united to ban no-knock warrants in Killeen, TX. This was also help free Marvin Guy who fatally shot a police officer during a no-knock raid.
High Octane also led a competition team in the Texas Toast Survival & Tactical Games and recently competed in a precision and tactical competition.
