Warden is uniquely suited to that challenge. He won't get very specific about who he works for. (He says it's "a federal government agency in a field of labor and employee relations.") But as a certified pistol instructor and range safety officer with a law degree, he's got the chops to argue he's been wronged. While the NRA and Alan Gottlieb's Second Amendment Foundation have also filed similar suits, Warden says his public stunt at the community center actually gives him a leg up. "It has to do with legal standing," he says. "In order to have your case heard by a judge you have to have been harmed in some tangible way. The other case they may have standing. My goal was to simply make sure that that wasn't even an argument."

It's poor reasoning to assume from his pedigree that he isn't nutz, but with that said - Best of Luck on your suit ...