Federal Circuit · Rule 36
Federal Circuit Rule 36 Affirms Denial of Rare Breed Triggers Preliminary Injunction.
On September 15, 2026, the Federal Circuit issued a nonprecedential Rule 36 judgment affirming the District of Wyoming's denial of a preliminary injunction in ABC IP LLC and Rare Breed Triggers Inc. v. Peak Tactical LLC. Underlying patents are reported as 10,514,223; 11,724,003; 12,036,336; and 12,274,807.
By Patent Litigator · September 15, 2026 · 2 min read
In ABC IP, LLC and Rare Breed Triggers, Inc. v. Peak Tactical LLC, No. 2026-1527 (Fed. Cir. Sep. 15, 2026), the court affirmed under Rule 36 a District of Wyoming order denying a preliminary injunction in No. 2:26-cv-00018. Public reporting associates the dispute with U.S. Patents 10,514,223; 11,724,003; 12,036,336; and 12,274,807 on firearm trigger technology.
What it means in plain terms
Rule 36 ends the PI appeal without a written opinion. It does not decide the merits of infringement or validity at trial. This is a firearms FRT dispute, not a semiconductor or phone campaign.
What to watch next
Watch the Wyoming case schedule after the PI denial stands, and any later appeal from a final judgment.
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