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Actually, because of where I live, the gun shows and ranges are regularly teeming with minorities, especially black Americans. But I doubt that very many of them are NRA members for reasons previously stated.
The other influence that I didn't address earlier is government schooling. Young people have been taught for decades in public schooling that II-A was a collective right, intended for agents of the state to exercise in defense of the public by proxy. Don't underestimate how this teaching has had an affect on the outlook of generations of people, of any color, on gun ownership and use, especially in the vacuum that's devoid of any family shooting heritage.
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