Friend, 

FPC helped take another major swing at the National Firearms Act last week when we announced the filing of a new FPC-backed case: Roberts v. ATF <[link removed]>!

As you know, the NFA imposes felony prosecutions of its regulatory scheme over now-untaxed firearms, which Roberts takes direct aim at. 

The plaintiffs in Roberts are seeking a judicial declaration that these regulations are unconstitutional as they exceed Congress’ enumerated powers AND violate the Second Amendment. 

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FPC’s President Brandon Combs explains why Roberts is such an important case:

“This new case is another critical shot at taking down the National Firearms Act-an immoral, unconstitutional ban scheme that has no place in a free country. FPC is proud to stand with our allies as we drive a nationwide strategy to dismantle this federal regime, and we'll keep fighting until all peaceable people can exercise their rights when, where, and how they choose.”

We’re proud of the work we’re doing in attempting to terminate the NFA. We’ve already sued in NFA cases like Brown v. ATF and Jensen v. ATF.

When you add it all up, you have a potent NFA Lawsuit BLITZ. And YOU can help tear down this oppressive, unconstitutional scheme today!

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By clicking here and donating to help sue over the NFA, YOU are making a huge difference and putting the country on a path toward true liberty! <[link removed]>

In other news, here’s everything else you may have missed during this last week in gun rights:

Monday, Feb 23

- Viramontes v. Cook County: Case distributed for conference of Feb 27 by SCOTUS



Tuesday, Feb 24

- Montgomery v. Rosenblum: Joint status report filed at District Court by both parties.



Wednesday, Feb 25

- C.S. v. McCrumb: Case distributed for conference of March 20 by SCOTUS



Thursday, Feb 26

- NEW NFA LAWSUIT: Roberts v. ATF: Complaint filed at District Court by FPC-backed plaintiffs.


- FPC v. Platkin: Letter claiming FPC’s motion is “deficient” filed at District Court by NJ.


- Heeter v. James: Joint letter proposing briefing schedule filed at District Court by both parties.



Friday, Feb 27

- FPC v. Platkin: Briefing deadline suspended (with conference to be scheduled) by District Court


- Viramontes v. Cook County: Case considered at conference by SCOTUS



As always, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!



For freedom and liberty,

The FPC Team

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