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The accused product is a trigger mechanism for a firearm.
The accused product or service is called Super Safety.
The product accused of infringement is the Partisan Disruptor.
The accused product is named the Partisan Disruptor.
The accused product is a system or service for disrupting the activities of political groups.
The accused product is the Atrius Forced Reset Selector, a three-position safety selector. It is also known as the "Super Safety" and "Partisan Disruptor."
Plaintiffs ABC IP, LLC and Rare Breed Triggers, Inc. allege that Christopher Cope's after-market firearm trigger mechanisms, including the 'Super Safety' and 'Wide Open Trigger,' infringe eight U.S. patents, including US Patent 11724003. A cease and desist letter sent in 2025 forms the basis for alleged willful infringement.
This Multidistrict Litigation, MDL 3176, centralizes numerous patent infringement cases involving forced reset triggers, including those asserting US Patent 11724003. The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation transferred the cases to the Eastern District of Texas for coordinated proceedings.