In part 3 of this 4 part series, Miyanovich and King discuss the normalization of black people in American society via full rights enfranchisement, the Democrats bellying-up to burgeoing black gun ownership, the Democrats contributing to Trump-era xenophobic attacks while simultaneously restricting firearms rights, the racist aspects of paternalism, and the inextricable link between voting and guns in black history. 

In part 2 of this 4 part series, Miyanovich and King discuss the exceptional nature of black motivation with gun rights, the establishment of The Black Bottom Gun Club, coming to gun ownership later in life, and the obsolescence of typical gun narratives.

In part 1 of this 4 part series, Miyanovich and King discuss the rise of black gun ownership in America, profound emotional releases for first-time black gun owners, the positives and negatives of The USCCA and The NRA, the importance of The National African American Gun Association, and the potential benefits of depoliticizing The Second Amendment.  

In the final part of this 4 part series, Miyanovich and Pincus discuss the different styles of measuring diversity and how The Gun Community scores on each. 3D printing and The Gunmaker's Match is also discussed.