Friend, 

This last week saw big news regarding NFA litigation as the FPC-backed case Peterson v. United States was petitioned to the Supreme Court!

The cert petition was filed March 9th in Washington D.C., and a decision in this important case would affect the entire nation.

That’s because a ruling in Mr. Peterson’s favor would overturn his conviction and restore the right of peaceable people to possess suppressors without submitting to unconstitutional taxation and registration schemes. 

“FPC is proud to back this important Supreme Court petition challenging the federal government's immoral and unconstitutional NFA registration-and-tax regime. Forcing people to pay special taxes on constitutionally protected rights and register their firearms is precisely the kind of tyranny our Founders rejected,” said FPC President Brandon Combs. 

“The Fifth Circuit wrongly rebranded the federal registry and tax as a mere 'licensing' system to dodge the Supreme Court's binding Second Amendment cases. The Court should take this case and make clear that the government can't treat the Second Amendment like a second-class right, especially not through a federally imposed tax and registration scheme. We will keep supporting Mr. Peterson's case and continue our work to eliminate these unconstitutional laws for all peaceable people across the United States.”

FPC will continue to keep our supporters updated as this case develops. In the meantime, if you want to help support our aggressive lawsuits targeting gun control nationwide, you can do so by clicking here and making a donation of your choosing!

If you contribute right now, you will automatically be entered to WIN an FN Highpower as a thank you for your generous support! 

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

Monday, March 9

• Wiese v. Duncan: Status report regarding Duncan v. Bonta filed at 9th Circuit by FPC
• FPC ALERT: Statement indicating lawsuit against potential VA AWB issued by FPC.
• Young v. Ott: Joint status report filed at District Court by both parties.

Tuesday, March 10

• Peterson v. US: Petition for certiorari filed at SCOTUS by George Peterson’s attorneys.

Wednesday, March 11

• Cheeseman v. Platkin: Letter filed at 3rd Circuit by plaintiffs.
• Harrel v. Raoul: Letter filed at 7th Circuit by plaintiffs.

Friday, March 13

• Poway Weapons & Gear v. CDTFA: Briefing stipulation filed at Superior Court of CA by both parties.

As always, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

For freedom and liberty,

The FPC Team

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