Firearms Friday

From hunting season to government regulations to your questions about guns and gun safety, Glenn Fleming joins KPEL's Rob Kirkpatrick and Bernadette Lee on "Firearms Friday."

In addition to discussing the decision against Sheriff Ackal, Ortego pointed out that veterans are now exempt from paying state fees for getting a Conceal Carry Permit in Louisiana.

Firearm sales continue to climb for the 13th consecutive month.

Protect yourself and your children when carrying a firearm in a vehicle.

Eleven bills are directly related to concealed carry permits. If you are interested in the class, Glen Fleming of Acadiana Gun Works has the drtails.

Not paying attention to how you holster your gun can lead to a potentially serious injury.

A gun concealed as a cell phone? Should movie theaters be gun-free zones? Listen in as one firearms expert fires off about these topics.

On this Friday's edition of "Firearms Friday", Acadiana Gun Works co-owner Glenn Fleming co-hosted the show along with Bernadette Lee, and they had a chance to catch up with NRA certified firearms instructor Chris Ortego. Ortego explains that you really should interview your firearms instructor before signing up for their concealed carry classes...

The fund has raised so much money that now Fleming wants to do something incredible for other veterans facing difficulties.

Glenn talks about how a recent court ruling about the New York Safe Act could affect gun owners.

What do you do if you are pulled over by a police officer and you have a firearm in your vehicle?

Immediately stop shooting if you hear any time of pop while using your firearm.

In light of the recent death of a woman who accidentally shot herself while holstering her weapon, Glen Flemming from Acadiana Gunworks in Scott urged folks to make sure they buy a quality holster and know how to holster and drawing your weapon.

Acadiana Gunworks has officially moved to its brand new location in Scott and is now open for business, according to store co-owner Glenn Fleming, who joined "Nathan & Bernie in the Morning" for Firearms Friday.

Though there are no laws in Louisiana against openly carrying your weapon, Glen Fleming from Acadiana Gunworks in Scott cautioned gun owners to use some common sense before venturing out.

Just because it is lawful for a person to carry a concealed weapon doesn't mean a person should do so during the crowded Mardi Gras parade.

Remington has issued a recall for their .887 shotguns produced between December 2013 and November 2014 because of potential slam-firing.

Parents dressing up their kids for Halloween this evening should keep in mind to never use a real gun as a prop for their costumes.

When using a gun, especially an older one, it's extremely important to make sure you are using the right kind of ammunition.

A video of a 9-year-old girl losing control of an Uzi and then accidentally shooting her instructor in the head has been widely circulated across the internet.