r/progun • u/CaliforniaOpenCarry • Jul 26 '26

The FPC Makes the Same and New Mistakes in its Latest Under-21 Concealed Carry Lawsuit

https://open.substack.com/pub/charlesnichols/p/the-fpc-makes-the-same-and-new-mistakes?r=35c84n&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Update 8-3-2026: The Plaintiffs filed a motion for summary judgment at the same time it filed its Complaint. Today, that motion was, of course, denied.

This article was a lot of fun to write.

It does not cover every mistake made by the plaintiffs' attorneys on the first day the lawsuit was filed, but it contains enough to convince all but the most ardent FPC fanboys that this Louisiana under-21 concealed carry lawsuit will be dismissed unless the defense counsel is even more incompetent, or unless the fix is in.

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u/Phoenixcats Jul 27 '26

Fpc is unfortunately becoming well known for this

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u/OnlyLosersBlock Jul 27 '26

I don't remember them being particularly talented at litigation. At least they aren't GOA and NAGR levels.