BRGC GROUP TRIP TO THE LEGACY MUSEUM AND NATIONAL MEMORIAL FOR PEACE & JUSTICE

BASS REEVES GUN CLUB, INC – NAAGA ATL CHAPTER. LET'S RALLY FOR OUR... GROUP TRIP TO THE LEGACY MUSEUM AND NATIONAL MEMORIAL FOR PEACE & JUSTICE!

We are so excited to experience these national treasures with my brothers and sisters of BRGC, Inc.!

We hope that you leave this trip elevated and reinvigorated to make an impact in our communities and renew our commitment to self-reservation and community protection via our human and 2nd Amendment rights! STAY FEARLESS!!

(ALL OF THE DETAILS ARE BELOW. PLEASE READ FULLY !!!)

When: SATURDAY MARCH 2, 2024 09:00 am (let’s shoot for this time slot) 10:30am (secondary time slot, if we all can’t get in at the same time) Note: Alabama is Central Time (CST) - so they are 1 hour behind EST.

Where: Legacy Museum 400 N. Court Street Montgomery, AL 36104

https://legacysites.eji.org/about/museum/  Reminder, the day is split into 4 parts 1 -The Legacy Museum – 9 am start time (plan to arrive by 8:30 for meeting and group photos) 2 - National Memorial for Peace & Justice 3 - Lunch (Pannie-George's Restaurant) 4 - Range (MONTGOMERY INDOOR SHOOTING COMPLEX)

Ticketing: All tickets are $5 combination tickets which include admission to both the Museum and the Memorial. We will collect all admission fees to be submitted with our group to the Legacy Museum and Panni Georges restaurant.

PLEASE SUBMIT THE TICKET PRICE ASAP...PLEASE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE. WE NEED ACCURATE HEADCOUNTS FOR THE MUSEUM, THE RESTAURANT & THE RANGE!!  To pay use the following methods. PLEASE ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS!

1) PayPal: info@bassreevesgc.com 2) Zelle: colin.mapp@bassreevesgc.com 

Important Notes:

- Anticipate 4 hours to get through the museum and memorial.

- As we get closer to the event we will publish emergency contacts and a travel protocol.

- It’s a family affair, so feel free to bring family! However, please exercise discretion with bringing along very young children. The length of the "tour" and the imagery may not be appropriate for very young children without proper preparation.

- There is NO PHOTOGRAPHY allowed inside the LEGACY MUSEUM. However, photos are allowed at the Memorial...so be photo-ready! We will be taking Group and Individual photos.

- No weapons allowed in the museum so be prepared to store your firearms safely

 Travel: Please keep in mind that Montogmenry is a 2.5 hour from Atlanta and in CST time. Please join our Facebook group for opportunities to carpool with other members. 

Parking: There is a pretty decent parking lot, but getting there early ensures you get a space. 2 shuttles run every 20 mins from the museum to the memorial and back, so no need to move cars until returning to the museum.

Firearms Considerations: No firearms or weapons of any type are allowed in the museum or monument. Armed guards and metal detectors are at both locations. *** Be sure to properly secure all firearms in vehicles ***

Range Time

After the museum and lunch, we will go to the Only Black Owned Shooting Range in Alabama

 MONTGOMERY INDOOR SHOOTING COMPLEX (https://www.montgomeryindoorshooting.com/) Address: 5765 Carmichael Parkway Montgomery, Alabama 36117 (334) 215-2255 HOURS OF OPERATION: Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

- Range Time $23.95 per hour per shooter - Gun Rental $13 (try as many as you like) + ammo - Ear Protection $1.00 (earmuff rental or plugs) - Eye Protection $2.00 (purchase) - Targets $1.50 each (1 required)

Children as young as 12 may shoot (at the sole discretion of the Range Safety Officer) when accompanied by a parent or guardian. The type of firearm and ammunition is restricted. Minors must wear double hearing protection.

More About the Legacy Museum

https://legacysites.eji.org/about/museum/Bryan Stevenson is an American lawyer, social justice activist, founder/executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, and a law professor at New York University School of Law. Based in Montgomery, Alabama, he has challenged bias against the poor and minorities in the criminal justice system, especially children. He has helped achieve United States Supreme Court decisions that prohibit sentencing children under 18 to death or to life imprisonment without parole.

Mr. Stevenson and the EJI team has curated an extraordinary and historic museum in Montgomery, Alabama. Please place it on your list of places to visit or make donations to support!

The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration is a museum in Montgomery, Alabama, that displays the history of slavery and racism in America in a very real, raw and unapologetic way!

The original site of the museum was situated on a site in Montgomery where enslaved people were once warehoused. A block from one of the most prominent slave auction spaces in America, it was steps away from an Alabama dock and rail station where tens of thousands of black people were trafficked during the 19th century."